my new puter

[bigsmellyfart]

i cut a place for and mounted a huge 6 inch case fan in my puter,,,now there is a live Huricane inside it..hehehehe
Also the Heatsink/Fan assy that shipps with the intel
socket LG775 cpu's is a piece of Cow dung so i found
a much higher quality hsink/fan assy by masscool
model 8W0141B1M3G here are some pix..

P.S. It only mounts correctly one way if the mount with the hsink's x frame (not the black plastic X ) the one on the aluminum hsink is on top of any Caps on the mobo its installed wrong 1/16 inch clearance on nearby caps means its installed correctly and you wont find this in the instructions...
here is a url also

http://www.masscool.com/masscool/Product.aspx?ID=42

[bigsmellyfart]

i got a 400 gb hdd for it and another 1 gb stick of ddr2 667 mhz memory for a total of 2 gb mem and 700 gb hdd space.
i loaded vista beta 2 on it now o i cam duel boot xp or vista....

[Chrispy]

Hehe... nice!

Chris_OJB_DF645 --

[Lucky]

thats pretty pwnerer

[Scattergun]

How much the CPU heatsink run you??

[Hellfighter]

this is my i am using there are better ones out there if you like to spend the money for a real upgrade cpu cooler fan

my is:

Socket: 775
"
Masscool 8W501B1M3G / Socket 775 / Intel Prescott / Copper Core / CPU Cooling Fan"
* Application: Intel Prescott LGA-775 PINS ~3.8GHz
*Heat sink : 90x90x38mm (l x w x h)
12VDC Fan : 90x90x25mm
* Bearing: Ball Bearing
* Rated Speed: 2400 RPM +/-10%
* Rated Power: 2.40 W
* Noise Level: 23.0 dBA
* Air Flow: - 41.15 CFM at 2,000 RPM
* Current: 0.20 A
* Connector: 3-Pin Connector
* Life Hours: 50,000 Hours
* Material: Copper Core/ Aluminum Fins

Added note:
3 pin connector
Copper base insert
Dual Radial fin design
cost Avg: USD-20.00

Source: http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...Tab=0&NoMapp=0
all so link: http://www.masscool.com/masscool/Product.aspx?ID=44

your's:

Dimensions
Heat sink : 90x90x48mm (l x w x h)
12VDC Fan : 90x90x25mm
Bearing: Ball bearing
Rated speed: 2,800 RPM +/-10%
Rated power: 3.36 W
Noise level: 33.42 dBA (higher then my]
Air flow: 49.43 CFM at 2,800 RPM [better]
Current 0.28 A
Connector 3 pin connector
Life hours 50,000 hours
Application
Intel: Pentium 4 ~ 3.6 GHz (LGA-775 Prescott)
Celeron D ~ 3.3 GHz (351)
Pirice Avg: USD-9.00
Added note:
3 pin connector
Source: http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...104&CatId=1588

over all they are about the same only your pick is a bet more louder and air flow is a bet better not much.

personnely i was thinking of a water cooler system to add-in get away from CPU fans totally do the the Noise level when it race it way louder

my all so have copper core to added to remove the heat away yours don't have it only aluminum were my has both copper and aluminum....

and there is this baby:

# Compatibility:
- Intel P4 LGA775
- Intel P4 478 Prescott FMB1.5
- AMD Athlon 64 / Athlon 64 FX
- AMD Athlon XP up to 3400+
- AMD Sempron up to 3400+
# Heatsink Dimension: 80 x 75 x 127 mm
# Heatpipe Copper Tube: 3pcs
# HeatsinkMaterial:
- Copper Base
- Aluminum Fin (39Fin)
# Fan Speed: 1600rpm~4300rpm
# Noise Level: 20dB~44.5dB
# Flash LED: Multi-Color

going for Price: USD-47.99
Source: http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...561&CatId=1588
be a jet setter lol

[bigsmellyfart]

Originally posted by Chief ADFP
this is my i am using there are better ones out there if you like to spend the money for a real upgrade cpu cooler fan

my is:

Socket: 775
"
Masscool 8W501B1M3G / Socket 775 / Intel Prescott / Copper Core / CPU Cooling Fan"
* Application: Intel Prescott LGA-775 PINS ~3.8GHz
*Heat sink : 90x90x38mm (l x w x h)
12VDC Fan : 90x90x25mm
* Bearing: Ball Bearing
* Rated Speed: 2400 RPM +/-10%
* Rated Power: 2.40 W
* Noise Level: 23.0 dBA
* Air Flow: - 41.15 CFM at 2,000 RPM
* Current: 0.20 A
* Connector: 3-Pin Connector
* Life Hours: 50,000 Hours
* Material: Copper Core/ Aluminum Fins

Added note:
3 pin connector
Copper base insert
Dual Radial fin design
cost Avg: USD-20.00

Source: http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...Tab=0&NoMapp=0
all so link: http://www.masscool.com/masscool/Product.aspx?ID=44

your's:

Dimensions
Heat sink : 90x90x48mm (l x w x h)
12VDC Fan : 90x90x25mm
Bearing: Ball bearing
Rated speed: 2,800 RPM +/-10%
Rated power: 3.36 W
Noise level: 33.42 dBA (higher then my]
Air flow: 49.43 CFM at 2,800 RPM [better]
Current 0.28 A
Connector 3 pin connector
Life hours 50,000 hours
Application
Intel: Pentium 4 ~ 3.6 GHz (LGA-775 Prescott)
Celeron D ~ 3.3 GHz (351)
Pirice Avg: USD-9.00
Added note:
3 pin connector
Source: http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...104&CatId=1588

over all they are about the same only your pick is a bet more louder and air flow is a bet better not much.

personnely i was thinking of a water cooler system to add-in get away from CPU fans totally do the the Noise level when it race it way louder

my all so have copper core to added to remove the heat away yours don't have it only aluminum were my has both copper and aluminum....

and there is this baby:

# Compatibility:
- Intel P4 LGA775
- Intel P4 478 Prescott FMB1.5
- AMD Athlon 64 / Athlon 64 FX
- AMD Athlon XP up to 3400+
- AMD Sempron up to 3400+
# Heatsink Dimension: 80 x 75 x 127 mm
# Heatpipe Copper Tube: 3pcs
# HeatsinkMaterial:
- Copper Base
- Aluminum Fin (39Fin)
# Fan Speed: 1600rpm~4300rpm
# Noise Level: 20dB~44.5dB
# Flash LED: Multi-Color

going for Price: USD-47.99
Source: http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...561&CatId=1588
be a jet setter lol

i want a new orleans hurricane in mine that awt to keep things cool and yours thats what come with mine
i could not get it on and keep it on strieght desingn is super sub standard if i was an intel boss i would fire the designer for being so stupid andunprofessional and they do pop out of place so hurrry and get one like mine theres a rebate masscool is mfg... hurry not much time left on rebate this design
is much much better to keep Hsync inc in place and even contact on cpu...

[Hellfighter]

will it is true they are hard as hell to instill but if you turn the knobs so they are in the open then pop it into the holes then turn them around a bet, they fit nice and tight.

Yes I had to fight some what but my never pop out of the setting for it. I check it by tilting it around see if it all tight if it leans too much to one side? I redo that one screw again till it in but good. I did replace the CPU gel to a better grade silver pack to draw the heat out better.

it could be the MOB CPU-fan 775 Mounting holes are to big, do to some one careless in cutting the hole in it when it was made.

[bigsmellyfart]

Originally posted by Chief ADFP
will it is true they are hard as hell to instill but if you turn the knobs so they are in the open then pop it into the holes then turn them around a bet, they fit nice and tight.

Yes I had to fight some what but my never pop out of the setting for it. I check it by tilting it around see if it all tight if it leans too much to one side? I redo that one screw again till it in but good. I did replace the CPU gel to a better grade silver pack to draw the heat out better.

it could be the MOB CPU-fan 775 Mounting holes are to big, do to some one careless in cutting the hole in it when it was made.

maybee you have more patence i never could i push on one side the other pops up here is a link they are nicely designed............
i had to canableize my main pc today ripped out my 5900 ultra 256 mb the new 400 gb hdd i got for it and its 430 watt P/S when i have more time ill Trouble shoot see what happened to it then it will be my back up pc now got 2x$00 gb and 1x300 gb hdd in this puter...

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...?EdpNo=1272104

[Rampage.]

http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/Produc...uctCode=370497

this is a nice heatsink, even tho i bought it, and never used it lol

[Scattergun]

THe last one wouldn't fit in my case between the x1900 xtx and my PSU (I need case upgrade)

MY x1900xtx Barely fits i had to mod my H-drive spot to fit my 2 h-drives becaue the 1900 doesn't let me put a h-dirve in ym 2nd spot dfor it