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Old 01-13-2006, 04:10 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I JUST WANNA KNOW HOW THE FX-60 Does in Benchmarks. And the new Pentium D 9xx series.
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AMD Athlon64 FX 60 is out
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can you guys help me find a cool looking case for my computer.
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can you guys help me find a cool looking case for my computer.

i love my NZXT Guardian. look it up on newegg for some pics. i would post some, but i am really tired and i have to go to work at 6 in the morning.
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I JUST WANNA KNOW HOW THE FX-60 Does in Benchmarks. And the new Pentium D 9xx series.

AMD Athlon64 FX 60 is out

here is the therad on it. enjoy


EDIT: sorry, we probably posted about the same time ckfordy. lol
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how much you willing to spend on a case? and wat do you like? personally i like the simple looking ones like this http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/Produc...uctCode=144003
or NZXT Trinity, tho its not as simple..
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how much you willing to spend on a case? and wat do you like? personally i like the simple looking ones like this http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/Produc...uctCode=144003
or NZXT Trinity, tho its not as simple..
$100 to $200 itll probably go down but i want a cool looking case ya i like the NZXT Trinity.
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the case is cheaper on newegg. Also id buy one or 2 120mm fan(s). the 80mm in the back for exhuast isnt that good. what are you ganna get, the one w/ or w/o the clear side panel?

I dont think you will need to buy a HSF for the CPU b/c the stock one is just fine. with the stock im gettting 38C on idle and i kno preator gets <25C and we have the same CPU(4200) and even under load it doesnt get higher than 45C. Also iv read reviews that you can OC to about 2.4-2.5 with the stock HSF.
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the case is cheaper on newegg. Also id buy one or 2 120mm fan(s). the 80mm in the back for exhuast isnt that good. what are you ganna get, the one w/ or w/o the clear side panel?

I dont think you will need to buy a HSF for the CPU b/c the stock one is just fine. with the stock im gettting 38C on idle and i kno preator gets <25C and we have the same CPU(4200) and even under load it doesnt get higher than 45C. Also iv read reviews that you can OC to about 2.4-2.5 with the stock HSF.
ok ill skip the new heatsink and fan but should i get the artic silver five to put on the cpu. would i be able to put a 120 mm fan in the back even though it says 80 mm? ill probably get the one with the clear side panel and get some fans with leds in them.
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ya you will be able to put the 120m fan on the back.

um as for wether to get artic silver five, i think the thermal pad on the HSF will be fine. just get it when you decide to OC more and need a new HSF.
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