Windows

[WynnD]

I just put one on my Windows 7 PC that I use for video recording. Can't get the CPU temp to rise above 40 degrees now. I am so amazed. The CPU is mounted vertically so two of the heat pipes go up while the other two go down. That's a solid 15 degrees cooler. (and well below the 60 degrees that causes the CPU to go into slower than hell mode. Great product.

[hamza hashmi]

that's cool. i use just a standard cooler under my laptop. i play alot of games and the temprature during gaming can make it like hell.

[WynnD]

Yea, I upgraded the processor to a quad core that came with a heat pipe type of heat sink. I also found out why that other one I had put on worked so well. It was designed for a 155 watt processor and the dual core was only 66 watts. The new quad core is 125 watts and runs a little hotter with it's own heat sink. (Still generally below 50 degrees Centigrade.) The mother board won't support more wattage to the CPU. Generally speaking the new CPU just sizzles.

[sukumar923]

It's no longer negative, i handle simply a quality cold beneath my personal laptop. i play a lot of play and also the temprature on gaming will make that such as hell.

[MrCompuDoc]

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WynnD wrote:
Yea, I upgraded the processor to a quad core that came with a heat pipe type of heat sink. I also found out why that other one I had put on worked so well. It was designed for a 155 watt processor and the dual core was only 66 watts. The new quad core is 125 watts and runs a little hotter with it's own heat sink. (Still generally below 50 degrees Centigrade.) The mother board won't support more wattage to the CPU. Generally speaking the new CPU just sizzles.

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WynnD --

You should consider making yourself an OIL RIG!!! They're a TRIP!!!

Here's a couple of videos to check out!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eub39NaC4rc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1_iZ-4Tft4

Enjoy!!