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Socket A vs Socket 939 CPU cooling
- Thread starter Gav76
- Start date
Very different. Socket 939 coolers have a different clip system which hooks onto the plastic socket surrond.
The cooler AMD supply these days is really good. I installed one on a new X2 4800 yesterday and the fan didn't even need to start spinning for the first 5 minutes of operation. They are nice heatpipe ones.
Obviously you'll want more if you are overclocking.
The cooler AMD supply these days is really good. I installed one on a new X2 4800 yesterday and the fan didn't even need to start spinning for the first 5 minutes of operation. They are nice heatpipe ones.
Obviously you'll want more if you are overclocking.
Darren S
ClioSport Club Member
Fecking 'ell. Do you need scaffolding to support that?! 
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Revels Mum & Sister
I have a watercooled 939, I had to remove the plastic mounting bracket from the board and it slipped through the holes beneath
I thought the Socket A boards had very similar holes! Check out the Waterchill kits, it will say what CPU they support, I am sure mine supported Socket A as well!
I thought the Socket A boards had very similar holes! Check out the Waterchill kits, it will say what CPU they support, I am sure mine supported Socket A as well!
