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aurvandil
post Jul 21 2005, 08:03 AM
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Liquid cooling systems are a great idea if you are planning to do some serious overclocking. Otherwise your just wasting your money. Your fan and heatsink will work just fine.
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Logan Deathbring...
post Jul 21 2005, 11:06 AM
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Too true, and if you notice that the fans aren't working right then just get some caned air and use it to blow the dust outta the heat sinks and fans then take your vac with the hose attachment, and when the comp is off and cooled, use it to suck the dust outta the power supply.
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