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02-02-2007
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CPU Cooling
I'm getting ready to order the rest of my pc stuff. This will be my first comp. I'm pretty stoked! I was just wondering if CPU cooling will be necessary? This is what I have for cooling already.
Three 80mm fans with air flow up to 32.11 CFM One 120mm fan with air flow up to 77.26 CFM All of which are the Rosewill RFA series. My case is the X-ventilator by Xoxode. It has a huge vent on the front for massive air flow. This is where I mounted my 120mm fan. |
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02-02-2007
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You will certainly need direct CPU cooling like a heatsink and attached fan or some other direct cooling solution.
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