September 28, 200520 yr if i buy a cpu with the stock heatsink and fan, does it come with instructions on how to put them on?
September 28, 200520 yr Yes. I just bought a P4 650 and it came with instructions on attaching the h/s to the chip once in a board and all that. be sure to read the manual that came with your mobo as well.
September 28, 200520 yr Author what if i bought like an amd athlon 64 3000+? that should come with one right?
September 28, 200520 yr The AMDs will come with a Heatsink/Fan... and the instructions, if you buy the Retail box instead of OEM... The heatsink is made out of Aluminum.. If you plan to overclock then I would recommend a better heat/fan...
September 28, 200520 yr Author The AMDs will come with a Heatsink/Fan... and the instructions, if you buy the Retail box instead of OEM... The heatsink is made out of Aluminum.. If you plan to overclock then I would recommend a better heat/fan... <{POST_SNAPBACK}>yea im planning on buying a retail one, i wont overclock it(maybe later i will) since im on a budget and i just want to be able to play 3d games at very good fps =D. thanks all. Edited September 28, 200520 yr by BombaTwist
September 28, 200520 yr All retail boxed items come with Instructions etc, u should even get a case badge did with the semprons anyway
September 28, 200520 yr All retail boxed items come with Instructions etc, u should even get a case badge did with the semprons anyway <{POST_SNAPBACK}>My Athlon 64 did, and it is pimpin' on case right now... lol....
September 28, 200520 yr I purchased an AMD Athlon 64 3000+ retail, and it came with instructions and heatsink/fan. Everyone above is correct that it won't keep you going with overclocking for long periods of time, I've gotten my 3000+ up to a 3800+ with the standard cooling...I turned it back down because I don't want to end its life prematurely and I don't need the extra speed, but the heatsink/fan combo is certainly high quality for a bundled solution.
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