Heat sink in Silverstone Sugo

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Just a quick one. Whats the largest heatsink that I can fit in a Silverstone Sugo? I need something that'll cool a 4000+@3ghz efficiently.

Cheers.
 
if you mod it a thermalright si128 (you need to bend the heatpipes so that the height is reduced), the same with and enzotech something or other. Otherwise its the nt06 - all these run off of the 120mm psu fan.

If you dont have the 120mm fan, blue orb etc should fit iirc.

I'm using an nt06 on my opteron 175 (stock) in a sugo evolution running using the tagan fan. temps have not gone over 47C yet on load.
 
The NT-06 Lite + PSU fan combo was pretty much made for the Sugo cases, they can delive some good tempts and allow overclocking from what I`ve read.
 
be careful with nt06. Just installed one on my sugo e4300 and it wouldnt boot to windows, cpu must have been over heating, put back stock cooler and voila all is fine. lame piece of crap.
 
Badger_grr said:
be careful with nt06. Just installed one on my sugo e4300 and it wouldnt boot to windows, cpu must have been over heating, put back stock cooler and voila all is fine. lame piece of crap.
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Running my 6300 even without a fan @ 32 degrees. Dont even have arctic silver... just used the generic stuff.
 
What are some good modular PSU`s to pair with an NT06?

I was considering ther Corsair until I saw that fan speed alters with the temperature, id rather something that I could control myself.
 
Reppyboyo said:
What are some good modular PSU`s to pair with an NT06?

I was considering ther Corsair until I saw that fan speed alters with the temperature, id rather something that I could control myself.
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I have the corsair 520, all running pretty smoothly :)
 
Badger_grr said:
be careful with nt06. Just installed one on my sugo e4300 and it wouldnt boot to windows, cpu must have been over heating, put back stock cooler and voila all is fine. lame piece of crap.
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You must not be fitting it correctly as I have a NT06 in my Sugo and my E4400 runs at 31C idle!
 
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