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Maybe I got a good one, cause even when I adjust fan speeds, it's very quiet and temps are great. I've been monitoring the temps pretty closely under full load and haven't had any problems. I will change it eventually though just for peace of mind.

I hope you are trolling.

If not you do not know what good performance, low temps and nearly unaudible noise lvls are.

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Posted by Lucky Tiger13

Baton Rouge

Member since May 2012

232 posts

Posted on 2/7/13 at 12:04 pm to LSU Coyote

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I hope you are trolling.

If not you do not know what good performance, low temps and nearly unaudible noise lvls are.

Ummm... not trolling. I never said it was amazing, I just said it's doing it's job. Temps are ok and sound really is not bad. People on here have been helping me a lot and I appreciate it so I wouldnt waste their time trying to troll them

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Posted by ILikeLSUToo

Central, LA

Member since Jan 2008

18018 posts

Posted on 2/7/13 at 1:39 pm to LSU Coyote

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I hope you are trolling.

If not you do not know what good performance, low temps and nearly unaudible noise lvls are.

It's all relative. Run it stock and play games that only use one core or don't rely on the CPU much, then the stock cooler won't really matter to you -- especially if you don't have experience with much aftermarket cooling. When I built my first PC as a noob in high school, I used an Athlon XP 2000+ with the STOCK cooler. I'm not sure if they ever made em louder than that, but what did I know? I had yet to venture into aftermarket cooling, let alone overclocking.

There are even more people who roll their eyes at those of us who can't fathom not having an SSD. They've never used one.

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