heat sink fan from cely

It's not so much the CPU as it is the socket of the CPU. If the P4 is also a socket 478 then heat sink should fit just fine.
 
lovely? said:
lol its an intel, so it should come with an intel heatsink, yea
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Unless it is an OEM processor.

I wouldn't recommend using your Celery cooler for your P4, as the P4 probably will run hotter and will need a better cooler.
 
liquidshadow said:
Are the coolers that come witht he Celey and the P4 different?
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They might be identical, and they might be very different. It all depends on if Intel decided to include a better cooler with a P4 then a Celeron because of heat output.
 
It should work, as they're both designed for socket 478 boards, but the P4 produces alot more heat than the celeron, so I would get a P4 rated heatsink, or an aftermarket one.
 
No the new p4 will not come with heat sink/fan. Will have to get that at extra cost.

The heat sink fan on my cely is stock, would it get me by temporary on the p4?
 
Bramp said:
No the new p4 will not come with heat sink/fan. Will have to get that at extra cost.

The heat sink fan on my cely is stock, would it get me by temporary on the p4?
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It will. The processor will just throttle if the cooler isn't good enough.
 
Ku-sama said:
Yes, if its starts to get warm, underclock
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okay but my computer is locked, or can I underclock it anyways? Can you point me into the right direction to underclock?


and Jet,

what do you mean by throttle?
 
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Bramp said:
okay but my computer is locked, or can I underclock it anyways? Can you point me into the right direction to underclock?


and Jet,

what do you mean by throttle?
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they recognise they are running too hot and autmatically underclock.
 
Bramp said:
okay but my computer is locked, or can I underclock it anyways? Can you point me into the right direction to underclock?


and Jet,

what do you mean by throttle?
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It will slow down its frequency. I forget which program I was using, but it showed temperature and % of throttling. My Pentium D throttles at around 80C.
 
But mine doesn't throttle until 80C or so... It may just be that your processor isn't getting hot enough?
 
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