Heat sink & fan for Abit IS7 processor

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Heat sink & fan for Abit IS7 processor

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Im looking for a new heatsink/fan combo for my Abit IS 7 processor. Any suggestions? What should I look for to make sure that i get the correct one, so that it mounts on the board correctly? Thanks for the help.
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you mean the north bridge? Do you have the crappy thin one or the tall one with the fan mounted sideways?
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Im talking about the main processor part, not the north bridge...unless i got something mixed up...

I got a 2.4ghz in there now and bought a 3.4. I just want to make sure that the think is cool enough.
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you said...

"Im looking for a new heatsink/fan combo for my Abit IS 7 processor"

Now that you cleared it up you meant ABIT IS7 Motherboard! You looking for a top notch one or something better than stock?
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Apoptosis wrote: you meant ABIT IS7 Motherboard!
Yah, yah, thats what im talking about!! :) It always makes sense in my head. .. I just want to make sure that i am not going to overheat. I just bought a 3.4 ghz processor and just what to make sure i am safe heat wise.
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The new Zalman HSF's are a good choice... they support all cpu's socket 478 and up... they are very quiet when the fan is set to low and still quite quiet on high... the main thing is they have good performance... Just make sure you have enough clearance around your socket as they are BIG - check zalmans site for compatability b4 buying...
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