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OK, as some of you are aware I am going to buy an Athlon XP 2100 or 2200 in the near future. Now I've heard that Athlons tend to heat up quite a bit so should I use regular stock cooling or should I buy this heatsink at CompUSA? Check the link and tell me what you think of it. http://www.compusa.com/products/prod...ct_code=288623
The one that we have in the store for $19. It is the same as the HSF that come with the retail, except that it has a copper bottom. Excellent HSF, and it is quiet.
SLK800 (just came out.... see above) beats MCX462 by 1 degree Celcius (and the MCX462 beats AX7 by 1 degree Celcius). Its funny to note, though, that the AX7 is half the price of SLK800 (also by Thermalright)
Which Heat Sink for an Athlon XP?
(and the MCX462 beats AX7 by 1 degree Celcius). Its funny to note, though, that the AX7 is half the price of SLK800 (also by Thermalright) 
