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P4 2.6C @3.33 (255 FSB) P4C800-DX (2) 256 meg OCZ PC3500 (2) WD 800JB MSi ti4800se Enermax PSU, 350watt Pioneer DVR-A05 Lite-on 40x12x48 cd-rw 1.44" Floppy 3 Vantec Stealth 80mm fans. I removed the OEM intel heatsink from the system and replaced it with that of an OEM P4 3.0C. The 3 gig cpu has a nice copper base to it, fairly large I guess. Prior to the switch, My system was running at 55C on 100% cpu. Sometimes it would creep up to 58C, but rarely. After I made the switch, the system is running at 43C, up to 45C on full load for a full day. I must say I am farely impressed with the abilities of the P4 OEM cooler.     
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08-08-2003, 07:16 AM
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Yep, Intel does inlcude a decent OEM cooler, while AMD provides that POS that barely cools at stock.
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08-08-2003, 08:12 AM
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It cools pretty well but mine was the single loudest thing i have ever heard in my life. It came with the P4 3.06 that i got a couple months ago. It was killing my ears as well as the neighbors' so I got a Volcano 7+
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Antec 1080AMG with window kit P4 3.06 HT@3.38 Volcano 7+ ASUS P4C800 Deluxe ATI Radeon 9700 pro 1GB Crucial DDR PC-2700 Creative Audigy 2
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