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    So are the aerocooler dp-102 and ht-101 the best air coolers now?

    LOL, you probably didn't realize that cooler master is the #2 and very close to #1 heatsink manufacture in the world right? (in turns of volume). Just because they focus more on mass produce items, it doesn't make the company product suck. Hyper 6 weighs close to 1KG, that is why it comes...
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    The ultimate coolermaster case needs...

    Sounds like the new Cooler Master stacker case or the old ATC-410, S4000. I have a 410 and using only 3.5" drives, 4 X scsi 9G, 2 200G IDE drive. I use external 5.25" box for burn DVDs...... 2 120mm intake fans on drive cage, 2 x 80mm additional intake fan and 2x 80mm exhaust fans.
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    New Cooler Master Case. 9/10 Says I

    LOL, next time be gentle with it and it will come out easily. I built more than 10 systems out of wave master and never had problem with it. ;)
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    ***[H]ard Warning to Everyone***

    Aglient was actually the company that invented and patented Orb alike heatsinks. The difference between Agilent one and "orb" is quite big, Agilent one is suppose to be once piece design while orb was created to "look like" Agilent ones. I seriously doubt this is a scam. Probably some...
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    Prescott REQUIRES "Thermally Advantaged Chassis"

    Prescott chip has something like 103W. Normally Intel tested their chip at 45C (the air temp suck in by cpu fan). But Prescott max temp is around 70C, so it only gives you about 25C range. 25C/103W = 0.24C/W. You would need water cooling kit to achieve that kind of cooling performance...
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    Best Athlon64 HSF?????

    Thermalright is not noisy, unless you equip a high speed fan. Slap on a panaflo L or M speed fan, and it will run quiet all day long.
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    Got a question about thernal pads.

    You won't get any grease, pad on the green part, since the core (die) will be the only part contacting the heatsink.
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    Stock Intel P4 HSF Specs?

    Intel has several retail box heatsink. Which one are you talking about?
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    3.4C + Overture = way too hot

    I doubt Zalman will get significant better temps out of it. That intel stock heatsink is a pretty decent unit from the start. You could try to clean up the cables a bit, maybe all these cables are blocking the air flow. Also, Looks like there is an exhaust "smart" fan at the back, but no...
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    HDD Cooling possible?

    Just glue couple Pentium heatsinks on the HDD.
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    how thick is the aluminum on most cases?

    I believe most company uses less than 1mm thick aluminum. Some upscale aluminum case manufacture uses 1mm thick panel, frame. From what I know, Cooler Master might have the thickest frame among all aluminum cases. (I weight about 150lbs, I occassionly used my cooler master case as steps to...
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    Anyone Know Where I can get a CoolerMaster ATC-111C?

    I know Cooler Master discontinued this legenary looking case, both ATC-110 and ATC-111. You might be able to find it on Ebay though. Maybe we can sign a petittion and ask Cooler Master to remake it?
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    Coolermaster Aluminum Cdrom Bezel cover....

    I used to have those installed. It will match very well with aluminum case. It's much more than an aluminum sticker or paper think foil. You do lose the lights, headphone jack and play button though. Install is a bit tricky, since you will use less tape than you think for the cover for the...
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    Cooler Master, or stock Intel fan?

    That's a replacement P4 heatsink and at best equal to Intel stock fan. If you don't plan to spend $20+, I would keep the stock fan.
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