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Q: Is the Xigmatek a good choice for me?
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I may sell mine... Amazing cooler. I have a push-pull config, great CPU cooler for price to performance ratio.
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My S964 is a good cooler i wish i got the 1283
just order a better fan with it, and the bolt kit
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The HDT-S1283 is an amazing cooler, and even more so when paired with OCZ Freeze. Just a suggestion for applying thermal paste on this heatsink though. You want to apply the thermal paste in thin lines on the heatpipes on the base of the heatsink rather than a dot on the CPU.
Also, I'd recommend picking up either Xigmatek's or Thermalright's bolt-thru kits. It'll make mounting the cooler much easier and provide much more pressure.
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I've just ordered the Xigamatech, bolt-thu kit, and ocz freezie. Thx for all the replies!
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*cough* Stock *cough*
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Just wondering if the Xigmatek can be installed without removing the mobo? If using the retention bracket...
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Yep its very good cooler I love mine!
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If you use the stock mounting kit I believe it can be. With the backplate you have to remove the mobo. Imxp, it's worth the hassle of removing the mobo.
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Yay the order just came in. I'll post pics and results once it's all set up
Now to get my brother off the computer...
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Intel e6320 1.86ghz 1.35v
Xigamatek: Idle: 35°C Load: 46-47°C Stock Cooler: Idle: 40°C Load: Mid to upper 50°'s btw this cooler is barely audible at 1500rpm. The stock cooler got up to 3000rpm and made this annoying noise, compared to the quiet whooshing of this one.
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Yes, get the retention bracket.
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