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Quietest heatsink/fan

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Alright, I'm just going to apologize now for not doing a thorough search, but I need a quick answer. Anybody know who makes the quietest heatsink/fan for an Athlon 1.2 gHz processor? My computer isn't used for anything hardcore (i.e. I don't O/C or run anything system-intensive), so I don't have any specific cooling needs.

Thanks for any help.
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thermaltake silent boost!

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Originally posted by nexus_7
thermaltake silent boost!

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Ditto.. :) I was gonna say some time of Zalman with a 92mm fan on low, but the Silent Boost is good too :)

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yea, zalman is a great choice also, but usually costs more...from what I remember.

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Thanks for the info. I looked up the product page on Thermaltake and it looks as if the Silent Boost is made for the Athlon XP to 3400+ processors. I would assume that it wouldn't be compatible with my old-school Athlon 1.2g (?)
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Yah, it's compatible with any SocketA CPU :)

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for under 30 bucks id get a silent boost

but you can catch the slk 900a for 20 bucks on svc.com ever so often
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