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Hey i have this problem with my pc CPU overheats while i play more intense games such as Battlefield 3 . its using a none active cool right it now and it peaks at about 80 degrees. So i have started the hunt for a pretty cheap fan to replace it. so i suceeded to find this fan here, and i was wondering if it would be enough to bring down the temp by quite alot.

Zalman CNPS80F Ultra Quiet

 

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If you want something cheap, I highly recommend the Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo

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If you want something cheap, I highly recommend the Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo

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What cooler are you using? Just a heatsink and passive airflow?

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If you want something cheap, I highly recommend the Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo

I personally prefer the Gelid Tranquillo, never understood the 212 hype.

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If you want something cheap, I highly recommend the Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo

the problem is that my case is very very small so that fan would be to big :c

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What cooler are you using? Just a heatsink and passive airflow

Yep exactly

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I personally prefer the Gelid Tranquillo, never understood the 212 hype.

Okay but do you think thisZalman CNPS80F Ultra Quiet could bring down the temp? 

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What case are you using? If the 212 EVO is too big, maybe a horizontal cooler might be the solution. 

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What case are you using? If the 212 EVO is too big, maybe a horizontal cooler might be the solution. 

Its a stock case from dell therefor shitty

but yea a horizontal would prob be the solution

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I've actually used the Zalman Performa for a long time and really liked it. It could get a bit loud at times, but it kept my 8350 under 50c at all times and idled around 20c, even when lightly overclocked. It is also pretty small for a horizontal heatsink. Remember to use good thermal paste!

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Told you m8 ;)

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