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    best cpu cooler for i5 750

    i need to find one that is not too heavy and cools well enough for 4ghz+
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    Try Zalman CNPS 10X...I am pleased with the results


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    Quote Originally Posted by xREDMAN View Post
    i need to find one that is not too heavy and cools well enough for 4ghz+
    buy EVGA's any P55 chipset motherboard, they already have LGA775 holes and choose any Super cooler


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    TRUE, Prolimatech Megalems, Corsair H50 are all available with socket 1156 mounting kits.

    Using a Coolermaster Hyper 212+ myself, its very cheap and you get about 90% of the performance of the above mentioned products at roughly 30-40% of their price. (22euros for me, vs 65/70 euros for the others) I can run my i7 860 at 3.8ghz with around 70 degrees celcius with full prime load. The 750 should be around 10 degrees cooler if i read the other reviews correctly.

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    i have a coolmaster 212 on my 860
    and it dont cut it past 4.0
    just waitin on Megahalems 1156 mounting kit

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    Thermalright works.
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    My CoolerMaster Hyper 212 Plus keeps my i7-860 4.10GHz ~1.4v (CPU-Z) HT off at 68~71C in LinX at 1700rpm with the included fan or 4.0GHz with HT on @ 73~76C. Granted not using a comp case and AC MX-3 thermal paste.

    For the price I'm very satisfied but damn I wish I would get some nice CPU samples for once so I don't have to push them to the very limits for aircooling to reach some satisfying clocks. Good samples would allow 4.25~4.3GHz at 1.4v. :s
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    is all these heatsinks mention can keep it 24/7 stable?
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    Quote Originally Posted by DAK1640 View Post
    Try Zalman CNPS 10X...I am pleased with the results
    Went trough the ArcticFreeze, CoolerMaster and finally got Zalman CNPS 10X works very nice holds i5 750 at 4ghz and 1.4v at 60-62c full load. And it's quite enough

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    4+ only true or megalhem can handle that heat
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    EKL Brocken is a gift from God. Doesn't need so high airflow. Idk where u guys live, and is it available there. But in Europe it is. Costs around 30-33euros.

    6mm heatpipes against 8mm... last one is only 1.33x bigger (6mm vs. 8mm) - But, when we compare the capacity, it's something to mention about;

    6mm thick x 155mm lenght
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    8mm thick x 155mm lenght

    I think I count right, the 8mm pipe is ~1.78x BIGGER in the capacity than 6mm !! This is mostly the reason why 4x6mm basic air-coolers cost so much less than 8mm. :P I mean, in theory 4x8mm heatpipe cooler is ~1.78x better than 4x6mm =D

    In other words, you need 7x4mm heatpipes in your cooler that it could transfer as much heat as 4x8mm.

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    Whats the temperature range you're trying to achieve?

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    umm 70 at max load or less :/
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    How does the Corsair H50 holds against the Zalman CNPS 10X, TRUE and Mega

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    Corsair H50 with better fans would be definitely better. TRUE's i5 mounting does seem to have an issue. Prolimatech Megashadow / Megahalem Rev B are awesome. Noctua has some new Heatsinks too. NH-D14 as well as the popular U12P SE2 are great for i5.
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    my i5 is at 4ghz (1.38 vcore) with u12p se2 push/pull @ 1300rpm, after several hours of occt linpack i only hit 76c max, idle is around mid 30's.

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