Heatsink way too big!

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Just got my "Noctua NH-U12F CPU Heatpipe Heatsink" and it's way too big. the sidepannel won't even close with it on. :mad:

So could somebody please recommend me a good heatsink thats quite, normal size and works well. :rolleyes:

Don't know what to do with the "Noctua NH-U12F CPU Heatpipe Heatsink" now coz I have installed it so I can't sell it. :mad:
 
I like the case i've got now and it's cheaper to replace the heatsink then to replace the case.

I might be able to sell it. Maybe on ebay!
 
Not a bad cooler by any means, the Big Typhoon is better though, what CPU is it for?

Ice Tea said:
MadMacs has started a fight over a cooler thats a first for this section :D

If I get it for ten quid I will fit my freezer 7 to my graphics card and post pics ;)
 
Raikiri said:
Not a bad cooler by any means, the Big Typhoon is better though, what CPU is it for?



If I get it for ten quid I will fit my freezer 7 to my graphics card and post pics ;)

I for socket 939 it's an amd dual core. Is the Big Typhoon quite?
 
i had the same thing happen to me. my tuniq tower wouldnt fit in my coolermaster black widow case... so i thought screw it and bought a new silverstone tj09 lol
 
MadMacs said:
I for socket 939 it's an amd dual core. Is the Big Typhoon quite?


You can fit any 120mm fan you like to it so as quiet or loud as you like, stock fan is suppopsed to be fairly quiet.
 
Raikiri said:
You can fit any 120mm fan you like to it so as quiet or loud as you like, stock fan is suppopsed to be fairly quiet.
Well in that case I might just keep the 120mm fan that come with the Noctua because that was quite.

And one more thing before a buy it, will it be better then the stock amd cooler.

thanks
 
Big Typhoon is a fantastic cooler. I used one for many months before going for a TT120 and its especially good for cooling components around the cpu socket as well as the cpu.
 
Just read a review that sed it would not fit in the Cooler Master Wave Master. so it's out of the question. so would you say Zalman CNPS8000 is the next best thing?
 
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