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Just wondering what all the experts thinks is the best cooler for a P4 2.26 ON THE 645DX Max2 LRU .
After assembling the PC, I don't want to take the m/b out to bolt on a cooler, so how about one that clips on!!!!
Regards
Slayer921

Yeah, i'm looking for a good price vs performance vs noise solution really. Both the Volcano and the Vantec Tornado are really loud, but they seem to perform quite well.

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