[†Gladiator†]

Hi.
I have a 3.0ghz pentium 4 proc socket 478, had the the original hsf for 3 yrs now it's loud and hot (58 degrees playing games and 50 at rest) so i am looking for something to replace it with. Problem is all the nice heat sinks and fans are huge in size and i don't have that much room, i have a p4p800e deluxe mobo in an antec sonata II case. The zalman 7700 is too big and i am not sure if zalman 9500 (can anyone confirm this?) will fit either. So i am looking for a decent heat sink and fan around $70 that's quite and cool and can fit in the case with the mobo. I am in canada so anything from www.ncix.com (the canadian newegg) would available to me.
Thanks a bunch

Edited by †Gladiator†, 11 June 2006 - 08:23 PM.

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Hello †Gladiator†,

I had a look around that site that you put in your first post and came across the zalamn CNPS7000B-CU -
http://search.ncix.c.....e=ZALMAN TECH

That HSF will fit onto a socket 478 motherboard and is under your budget. Zalman have got a good reputation for quality HSF's that do the job very well and very quietly.


Hope this helps

[BARROS]

Hello †Gladiator†,

I had a look around that site that you put in your first post and came across the zalamn CNPS7000B-CU -
http://search.ncix.c.....e=ZALMAN TECH

That HSF will fit onto a socket 478 motherboard and is under your budget. Zalman have got a good reputation for quality HSF's that do the job very well and very quietly.


Hope this helps

[†Gladiator†]

Thanks man, i saw ur posts about HSF, right now i am deciding between 2 zalmans
the 7000 or the 9500. (7700 won't fit.... ) in terms of performance are there any differences? I know that they are both pretty quiet and i am willing to shell out the extra bucks for the 9500 but i read that the 9500 doesn't cool the sorroundings of the cpu as well as the 7000.
So thx again for helping me out

[BARROS]

Bear in mind that those reviews are based on peoples computers which can be in different situations and different temperatures.

I am sure that if you keep your pc in a cool area, and your pc case has excelent air flow then that HSF that I showed you will do the trick.

Let me know if you need any more help