64Bit W/Dual-Core Processor Cooling Fans?

[vegettoxp]

Hey Guys

For quiet sometime I have been wondering as I plan to Build my first 64Bit W/Dual-Core Power House System, What Processor Fans are out their to cool off the upcoming Intel Conroe Platform Processor. I wanted to find the Processor Fans then do some reviews on it. Are their even Fan Avaiable to cool of the Dual Core Power House. If their are, please let me know what is avaiable. I am am BIG fan of CoolerMaster's Products.

Thank You For Your Input,

P.S. Fusion

[spazmire11]

nobody can realy tell you what fan to get for the new intel proc for one reason:

intel could change the socket

in the case they do that you would need a totaly diffrent cooler.

some good companies for cooling:

zalaman

thermalright

panflo, panisonic

[Bigbrit]

The biggest, best and quietest Fan/Heatsink is:

Zalman CNPS7700-CU Copper CPU Fan For LGA775/Socket478/939

Huge copper heatsink and a 120mm fan

$40 - $47

I use these for my own machines and for clients Servers

[RyanVM]

I've got a Thermalright SI-120 on my Opteron 165. It's a beast

[ripken204]

The biggest, best and quietest Fan/Heatsink is:

Zalman CNPS7700-CU Copper CPU Fan For LGA775/Socket478/939

Huge copper heatsink and a 120mm fan

$40 - $47

I use these for my own machines and for clients Servers

oh i think the scythe ninja is bigger and better

[Aegis]

I'd have to disagree...the Thermalright Ultra-90 *owns* the Ninja :

http://www.thermalright.com/a_page/main_product_ultra90.htm

[Andromeda43]

And the cooling wars go on.........

I would just buy a boxed CPU and install the fan provided by the manufacturer.

I don't know about Intel, but if you get an AMD CPU, the factory supplied cooler will be more than enough to keep it cool. That's in my own experience anyway.

Have fun building that super system. That can be a real blast!

Good Luck,

Andromeda43 B)