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Thinking of getting this for the price. Don't want something for a massive overclock and the simplicity of no backing plate is a plus it also comes with thermal compound from what i've heard. can anyone comment on the quality of the pre applied thermal grease. from what I've read this thing is 5-10 degrees cooler then the stock HSF. this is most probably gona be used on a Gigabyte GA-EP45-UD3R will it all fit?
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I have and it sucks. Heatsink is nice but my fan cracked after 3-4 months after I got it.
Why not get this? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835233003
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I had one on my old Pentium D 820 and I didn't like it. I would choose another heatsink like this one. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835233003
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The stock grease is TX2 I think, which isn't bad, but its not up their with OCZ Freeze, AC MX-2, AS5, or ICD7.
The cooler sucks though, I would get a Xigmatek S1283 listed above, as you don't need the backplate, it only applies 1 to 2*c difference in temps.
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Well I cant get any of the HSF listed unless I buy online. I will be doing a rebuild and just wana get something else other then the stock I might spend the extra if needed but over a stock HSF is this a decent cooler? I'm not looking for anything with the cooling power of thermalright ultra 120. The store is local and is one of the cheapest in my state.
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Had one. Not even comparable with the Higher end coolers. E.g. TT120, TRUE 120, S1283. Also Push in Pins are a con because they break easily. After reseating around 5 times mine broke.
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this is much better at the same pricerange
http://www.coolermaster.com/products...cate=1&id=3096
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I can get the 212 for an extra 15-20$ worth it?
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how much does it cost in your area anyway? if it's reaching $40, i'd rather get a xigy.
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Decided on the Hyper 212 50$ AUD which is about 30-32$ USD.
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