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Old 07-03-2004, 11:27   #6
Stuartbe
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Re: AMD2400+ cpu temp

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Originally Posted by iain_herts
No just a plain amdxp 2400+ and im not to sure about the compund i built the pc at college and we had some problems with the mobo first 1 i blowed up and the seconed they change it for a new make and modle which i am glad they did its alot better but they did it at college so im not to sure if it is the case wot should i do and can i use that cpu cooler
There is no problem with using a more powerfull cooler. I allways overrate the coolers when I build a system. It could be that the compound was damaged during the moving of the cooler.

There is cirtainly no harm in buying the larger cooler. It will allso future proof you if you ever upgrade the chip.
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