Need advice choosing a new, 939 motherboard

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Abit's Nforce 4 Ultra motherboard :)

BTW, that chipset's fan should be quieter than this ****ing little one:

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It's loud, but keeps my toasty Geforce 6100 cool.
 
wolfram said:
Regarding the Abit chipset's fan, is it incredibly loud?
If so, I might get another chipset heatsink. I like those Zalman ones :)
no, it's not "incredibly loud". like any fan that small it's "whiny"

it only bothers me because the rest of my system is almost silent, so I hear it louder than everything else. but chances are that you won't even hear it over your CPU fan, video card fan, and case fans.

:wave:
 
Thanks for the feedback people.

Now I don't care at all about the chipset's fan. I'm used to the fan's noise, so that tiny fan (rotating at more than 3000-4000 RPM's sure :)), won't bother me at all.
And if it does, I'll just turn on my speakers :)

Thanks everyone for your valuable replies :wave:

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me said:
Who knows, he can create another account, just like his johnmayo256...
He's now John2008 hehe :)
 
I have another question for you guys :eek: ( I didn't want to open a new thread :))

Newegg has two different Athlon 64 3700+ Cpu's (or revisions, IDK)

ADA3700BNBOX and the ADA3700CFBOX

What's the best one? What should I get?

Thanks :)
 
wolfram said:
Abit's Nforce 4 Ultra motherboard :)

BTW, that chipset's fan should be quieter than this ****ing little one:

picture006fo4.jpg


It's loud, but keeps my toasty Geforce 6100 cool.

What's that grey box (as I ponder, I feel like a noob :blackeye: )?
 
wolfram said:
Grey little box? Probably you're talking about the Silencer 5.

That's probably it, right? I'm not used to seeing them propped up the way they are (in general, I only look at my mobo and my friends, neither which have that as well). It looks like it' s covering the video card, no?
 
Got it now, usually I recognize the silencers as on top of the video card only (that replace the heatsink completely but don't expell air out of the computer itself).
 
Ok, thanks a lot Mirob. So the CF is a Toledo core, with one entire core disabled.

Maybe I should pick the normal BN stepping, or is there a difference that would make the "toledo" better?
 
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