chrome orb or heat sink w/ fan?

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which is better a big ass heatsink with a fan from coolmaster or a thermaltake chrome orb?
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I would say the big ass heatsink and fan from Coolmaster. The Orbs are better than stock but not all that great if you really want to get all the performance you can out of your CPU
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the chrome orb suks ass! Only a good option if U need the space saved by it.

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actually, i get better results on FCPGA with a chrome orb than I do with the cooler master big ass fans ;)
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then that heatsink suks More ass! the orbs really arnt al lthat good and the yare way 2 loud 4 the little over retail heatsink cooling U get out of them. alpha or fop-32 is where I would go from now on.

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thanx

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thanx but im looking for mainly duron and t-bird coolers
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Go with the FOP32 or FOP38, don't try to go cheap on the cooling on either of these chips as they typically run hot anyway.
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