is this ok?

[barbp]

for now i'm using a copper heatsink with a coolermaster fan on a 1500xp

would the coolermaster work better for now compared to a generic fan?

[causticVapor]

The coolermaster is a generic fan. :p

I don't understand your question... yes, a copper heatsink is better than a generic aluminum one, and a generic-generic fan of decent speed, perhaps 5000 RPM, would do well, although it might not last as long.

[Beast_USA]

Cool master with heat pipes Rated #1 by toms hardware:D


Keeps mine coool 41C on die 43-44 load











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Soyo SY- KT 400 Dragon Ultra platinum board
(kaa3) 4in1 1443
AMD XP 2400+ (fsb266)@ 2,253mhz fsb333
13.5 X 167 fsb333 vcore@1.70
Fan Cooler master pure copper/with heat pipe 7300 rpm (loud)
Winfast Geforce 4 A250 ultra Ti 4600 DDR 128 megs
1 gig Corsair cas 2.0 PC 3200 DDR400 @ DDR333
3 100 gig Western Digitals 7200 RPM 8 meg cache ata/100 (Raid)
1 20 gig IBM 7200 ata/133 Windows 2000 professional SP3 (Drive bay tray)
1 20 gig Maxtor 7200 ata/133 Windows 2000 professional SP3 (Paragon partition manager 5.5 drive back CLONE)
1 20 gig IBM 7200 ata/133 Windows XP professional SP1 (Paragon partition manager 5.5 drive back CLONE)
1 40 gig Maxtor 7200 RPM ata/133 Windows XP professional SP1 (Drive bay tray) "NEW CHANGED OLD WD"
Pac Link UDMA 133/100 30awg 40pin drive connectors (on everything)
Sound Blaster Audigy
Linksys 10/100 Ver. 5 (on board lan realtek can’t maintain 100 on home lan)
HP DVDR\DVDRW CDR\CDRW
16X DVD
Antec performance plus series ll 430 watts
NEC XtraView+ Multisync LCD 1920nx 1280X1024

[Giblet Plus!]

I just helped a friend build a XP2400 system. He got a Thermal Integration V77L, and his idle is 33C. I didn't get a chance to check his load yet. :p

[Giblet Plus!]

BTW - Beast_USA, that pseudo siggie is getting a little annoying.

[Beast_USA]

Originally posted by Giblet Plus!
BTW - Beast_USA, that pseudo siggie is getting a little annoying.


?
without system info who knows what your talking about;)


I like sys info:D

makes it easy to help someone

sorry if it offends you:r

new to this board

via forum & overclocker.com
everyone posts thier system info
best way to get help?


SYSTEM
Going to 2800+@? Vaporchill 9 more days
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Soyo SY- KT 400 Dragon Ultra platinum board
(kaa3) 4in1 1443
AMD XP 2400+ (fsb266)@ 2,282mhz fsb338 (changed)
13.5 X 169 fsb338 vcore@1.75 (changed)
Fan Cooler master pure copper/with heat pipe 7300 rpm (loud)
Winfast Geforce 4 A250 ultra Ti 4600 DDR 128 megs
1 gig Corsair cas 2.0 PC 3200 DDR400 @ DDR333
3 100 gig Western Digitals 7200 RPM 8 meg cache ata/100 (Raid)
1 20 gig IBM 7200 ata/133 Windows 2000 professional SP3 (Drive bay tray)
1 20 gig Maxtor 7200 ata/133 Windows 2000 professional SP3 (Paragon partition manager 5.5 drive back CLONE)
1 20 gig IBM 7200 ata/133 Windows XP professional SP1 (Paragon partition manager 5.5 drive back CLONE)
1 40 gig Maxtor 7200 RPM ata/133 Windows XP professional SP1 (Drive bay tray) "NEW CHANGED OLD WD"
Pac Link UDMA 133/100 30awg 40pin drive connectors (on everything)
Sound Blaster Audigy
Linksys 10/100 Ver. 5 (on board lan realtek can’t maintain 100 on home lan)
HP DVDR\DVDRW CDR\CDRW
16X DVD
Antec performance plus series ll 430 watts
NEC XtraView+ Multisync LCD 1920nx 1280X1024

[genesound]

I like sys info

makes it easy to help someone

sorry if it offends you

new to this board


Yes we like it, too when we need it. Otherwise it just gets in the way.

Welcome to SysOpt. :D

SysOpt has a "no sigs" rule. Please abide by it.:)

[Beast_USA]

:eek: :) oki doki

[genesound]

Hey I've got one of those HHC-001 Coolermasters. It cools pretty good, but man is it ever LOUD! I got a Thermalright SLK-800 with a decent 80mm fan and my temp went down a couple of degrees and it's MUCH quieter :t