socket 478 heatsink

[wakkoguy]

I need to buy a new heatsink for my 2.8 p4 socket 478
any suggestions?

 

[GalvanizedYankee]

Money, Board, Quiet, OCing, etc...........

I just ordered a XP-90 for $22 from http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/ I have several 92x25/38 fans to chose from here with a tach wire. This HS needs 48~65cfm to do it's best.

Consider the SI-120, Ultra 90/120 or Arctic Freezer 7. Look at the offerings at http://www.jab-tech.com/ or http://www.svc.com/

We have an ex-stickied HS reviews thread drifting down this page, find it and read some reviews


...Galvanized

 

[wakkoguy]

How is this one?

More in my budget since I want to upgrade in a year or so

 

[GalvanizedYankee]

Originally posted by: wakkoguy
How is this one?

More in my budget since I want to upgrade in a year or so

Be aware that the XP-90 or SI-120 will fit all current chips None of the sinks I noted
are to be considered "throw-away".

Meh! Someone else can talk with you about the fine points of a $10 HS.

Get one with a copper base, particularly for a P4. Shop http://www.ewiz.com/

Link what you find for another opinion.


...Galvanized

 

[GalvanizedYankee]

No copper base but VG air with a 90x25 fan. Probably get the best out of it with a little
lapping job and using some good thermal grease. MassCool is a good bargain name.
http://www.ewiz.com/detail.php?name=FAN-8W553S

It may not need lapping, when the thick pad is removed, the base should be checked.
Google how to do it.


...Galvanized

 

[Operandi]

I would suggest the Zalman CNPS-7000ALCu for good price to performance compromise.

 

[wakkoguy]

Meh! Someone else can talk with you about the fine points of a $10 HS.

Get one with a copper base, particularly for a P4. Shop http://www.ewiz.com/

Link what you find for another opinion.

[/quote]

Ok,
I'm assuming that a $10 HS doesn't work well? I don't mind going up to $20 if that will help moreso.

 

[GalvanizedYankee]

Originally posted by: Operandi
I would suggest the Zalman CNPS-7000ALCu for good price to performance compromise.

Hey!! Put the plug in the jug . Why $35 for a dated Zalman when a XP-90 w/o fan
can be had for $22. That makes no sense at all.


...Galvanized

 

[Operandi]

Originally posted by: GalvanizedYankee

Originally posted by: Operandi
I would suggest the Zalman CNPS-7000ALCu for good price to performance compromise.

Hey!! Put the plug in the jug . Why $35 for a dated Zalman when a XP-90 w/o fan
can be had for $22. That makes no sense at all.


...Galvanized

Yikes!

Well by the time you factor in a fan it?s just about the same price. The XP-90 is the better deal for sure, but the Zalman will do just as well and is a sinch to install. If you look around you can probably get a better deal on the 7000.

 

[wakkoguy]

Originally posted by: GalvanizedYankee
No copper base but VG air with a 90x25 fan. Probably get the best out of it with a little
lapping job and using some good thermal grease. MassCool is a good bargain name.
http://www.ewiz.com/detail.php?name=FAN-8W553S

It may not need lapping, when the thick pad is removed, the base should be checked.
Google how to do it.


...Galvanized

I have a socket 478 p4
that won't work, will it?

 

[VinDSL]

Originally posted by: wakkoguy
More in my budget since I want to upgrade in a year or so

Here's a heat pipe cooler for 10 bones... Link

It's got a 4200RPM fan, so it'll probably sound like a buzz-saw, but if you're on a budget...

 

[GalvanizedYankee]

P4 478 http://www.bgmicro.com/search1.asp?page=3&cri=FAN&stype=2 @ $4.49.


...Galvanized

 

[shabby]

If you're not going to overclock just get the oem one, im sure theres plently of people that have one collecting dust and are willing to throw it away.

 

[wakkoguy]

i am not going to overclock however, if I can use this on the c2d then I don't mind spending a little extra. Is it always beneficial to get one with a fan?

 

[Rockhound1]

If you are not overclocking and quietness counts with you, then I might suggest this Link. I do not know if any current Socket 478 cooler will work with the new Core2 processors. They may be incompatible.

 

[Howard]

http://www.directron.com/scktn1000.html

 

[wakkoguy]

Originally posted by: Rockhound1
If you are not overclocking and quietness counts with you, then I might suggest this Link. I do not know if any current Socket 478 cooler will work with the new Core2 processors. They may be incompatible.

I found it for cheaper at svc
http://svcompucycle.stores.yahoo.net/acss4utc.html

Now what 120mm fan would you suggest on that site to save on shipping?

 

[Howard]

Originally posted by: Rockhound1
If you are not overclocking and quietness counts with you, then I might suggest this Link. I do not know if any current Socket 478 cooler will work with the new Core2 processors. They may be incompatible.

There are tons of HSFs that work on both Socket 478 and 775.

 

[imported_Lucent]

Scythe Ninja is designed for the socket 478 bracket, so no backplate installation required. Install the four clips to four holes in the plastic mounting frame to install. Can also be used for socket LGA775, Socket 754, Socket 939, Socket 940 with included backplate and frame. Air heatsinks don't really cost that much so not much difference in price. But then again, that depends on how frugal you are. Why don't you try fanless or fan undervolted to 5V? It should be able to handle a 2.8Ghz without overclocking. This is only feasible with the Scythe Ninja IMO.

 

[wakkoguy]

Well I have a dell 2.8 cpu with the dell heatsink, is that sufficient?
I'd rather not spend any money but if that heatsink will not work I need a heatsink that will work for 478 and core 2 duo (unless I buy a crappy HS!)

http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/dim8300/sm/mprcsr.htm

 

[GalvanizedYankee]

Originally posted by: wakkoguy
Well I have a dell 2.8 cpu with the dell heatsink, is that sufficient?
I'd rather not spend any money but if that heatsink will not work I need a heatsink that will work for 478 and core 2 duo (unless I buy a crappy HS!)

http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/dim8300/sm/mprcsr.htm

You are a time waster :disgust:

You should have stated you were working with a Dell in the opening post of this thread.
I will not post in this thread again...Good bye, you are the weakest link


...Galvanized

 

[wakkoguy]

Originally posted by: GalvanizedYankee

Originally posted by: wakkoguy
Well I have a dell 2.8 cpu with the dell heatsink, is that sufficient?
I'd rather not spend any money but if that heatsink will not work I need a heatsink that will work for 478 and core 2 duo (unless I buy a crappy HS!)

http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/dim8300/sm/mprcsr.htm

You are a time waster :disgust:

You should have stated you were working with a Dell in the opening post of this thread.
I will not post in this thread again...Good bye, you are the weakest link


...Galvanized

I love you too, My 8300 mobo just died and I have already upgraded pretty much everything in the case. So now I just bought a retail motherboard and also had to dump the dell case. Essentially, all that is "of dell" is the cpu and the heatsink
That is why I started this thread.

 

[Winchester1897]

I Have a copper Socket 478 heatsink and fan combo I could sell you. Its worked really good for me, but the fan is alittle loud, I think it goes up to 6000 rpms, but you can fix that with a fan controller (thats what I did).

http://forums.anandtech.com/messageview.aspx?catid=45&threadid=1824044

 

[imported_Lucent]

Originally posted by: Howard

Originally posted by: Rockhound1
If you are not overclocking and quietness counts with you, then I might suggest this Link. I do not know if any current Socket 478 cooler will work with the new Core2 processors. They may be incompatible.

There are tons of HSFs that work on both Socket 478 and 775.

Core 2 Duo appears to be made for LGA775. Here's a page stating it:http://www.overclockers.co.uk/acatalog/Intel_Pentium_Core_Duo2.html
So Scythe Ninja will work for socket 478 and Core 2 Duo.

 

[Rockhound1]

Originally posted by: Howard

Originally posted by: Rockhound1
If you are not overclocking and quietness counts with you, then I might suggest this Link. I do not know if any current Socket 478 cooler will work with the new Core2 processors. They may be incompatible.

There are tons of HSFs that work on both Socket 478 and 775.

I was not aware that the Core2 would be a Socket 775 chip. I figured Intel would change the socket for this new CPU. Seems like AMD changes their socket everytime they revise their CPUs. Thanks for the info Howard.