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03-13-2003, 09:13 AM
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There was only 1 left in my cpu size so i got a price chek. 10 bucks!! It looks pretty snazzy but is it any good? Any of u guys have experiance with a Kingwin HSF. I bought it but i wanna know if its any good before i install it. I just have a stock HSF on my AMD 2100+, so if its better then the stock HSF i'll put er on.:?:
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03-13-2003, 10:52 AM
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Quite frankly as it is also a bi-metal heatsink I'd doubt that ya'd see much improvment over the retail version (if any at all) plus I think ya CPU is worth much more than $10. At least get an all copper HSF of reasonable quality.
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03-13-2003, 10:59 AM
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Go to newegg.com and click on cpu coolers and check out coolermaster they adequate coolers...for a good price...but quite frankly...for justa bit more..you can get yourself a V7+..which is all cooper and works very well with o/cing.
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