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Bullion · 03-24-2003, 02:17 AM

I am sorry if this appears rude BUT,
64deg is absolutly atrocious for a stock processor using an aftermarket hsf. Whilst I am happy you have posted the actual die temp and not the socket temp There is NO way you can recommend this product. My personal experience with watercooling is that a high end air hsf will preform similarly at a greatly increased noise. I have a thermaltake aquarius 2 kit on a 2100xp BUT it is overclocked with 1.85V @ 2250mhz (2800+) and it keeps the die temp below 60deg at a claimed 29db (100% load). On stock operation the load temp is 50deg. when one considers the price difference there is no way anyone can reccomend that product. which is probably why nobody has!

03-24-2003, 02:17 AM	#13 (permalink)
Bullion Registered User Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Melbourne Posts: 288	I am sorry if this appears rude BUT, 64deg is absolutly atrocious for a stock processor using an aftermarket hsf. Whilst I am happy you have posted the actual die temp and not the socket temp There is NO way you can recommend this product. My personal experience with watercooling is that a high end air hsf will preform similarly at a greatly increased noise. I have a thermaltake aquarius 2 kit on a 2100xp BUT it is overclocked with 1.85V @ 2250mhz (2800+) and it keeps the die temp below 60deg at a claimed 29db (100% load). On stock operation the load temp is 50deg. when one considers the price difference there is no way anyone can reccomend that product. which is probably why nobody has!