As subject really...
I'd like to buy a Thermalright SI-97 to help quiet my hot/loud/overclocked Athlon XP.
Paypal preferred... unless anyone can find one for sale online.
WTB: Thermalright SI-97
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I didn't find an SI-97 for sale but I took a look at the recommended heat sinks list and found this:
Zalman 7000 that works on socket A. Review at http://www.silentpcreview.com/article92-page1.html
I'm not a fan of that HS style but if you can't find the 97...
Zalman 7000 that works on socket A. Review at http://www.silentpcreview.com/article92-page1.html
I'm not a fan of that HS style but if you can't find the 97...
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Indeed the Zalman does come highly recommended. I had been holding out for an SI-97, but it appears they're rarer than hen's teeth!
I was trying to avoid the Zalman type however it looks like I have little hope of finding a SI-97.I hope the Zalman will perform better/quieter than my swiftech mcx462. Its not able to cool sufficiently well at the level of noise I'd like!
Thanks for your help!
I was trying to avoid the Zalman type however it looks like I have little hope of finding a SI-97.I hope the Zalman will perform better/quieter than my swiftech mcx462. Its not able to cool sufficiently well at the level of noise I'd like!
Thanks for your help!
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