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  1. 11-09-2012 07:31 #1
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    Cool Asus P6X58-EPro

    Hi guys,

    I have the above motherboard and a CPU but no CPU sink. Which sink do you recommend? Nothing fancy just a functional one.

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    Default Re: Asus P6X58-EPro

    WELCOME TO PURE OC . I am sure Ddeth. jimbo. He is the Motherboard guru hear.He will have a answer for you.
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  3. 11-09-2012 08:08 #3
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    Default Re: Asus P6X58-EPro

    Thanks. I am struggling to find a suitable CPU sink that will fit this motherboard. The normal ones seems too small, it needs a wider one but I am not sure which one. Hopefully someone with this motherboard can advice. thanks
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    Default Re: Asus P6X58-EPro

    Hey Georges,
    Welcome to PureOC! Will you be overclocking? What CPU do you have? Take a look at the Noctua NH-U12p SE2, it a damn good cooler and fairly cheap.
    Amazon.com: Noctua CPU Cooler NH-U12P SE2 Intel Corei7 AM3 Retail: Electronics




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    Hello and thanks. I will not be overclocking. The tag on the CPU says intel@ Xeon and the aforementioned motherboard of course. Will it fit? in the UK it is about £56. Affordable :-)
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    Actually come think of it. the manual for the motherboard does not mention XEON. It fits perfectly though.
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    Default Re: Asus P6X58-EPro

    Go with the Phanteks cooler,both the cooler and fans come in different colors to match your system, it's a large cooler, so the install would depend on which case you have ?

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    Default Re: Asus P6X58-EPro

    Guys, he is not overclocking. Get the Coolermaster Hyper 212+. You can get it between $20-30 and it does a great job for an inexpensive cooler.
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    Default Re: Asus P6X58-EPro

    Quote Originally Posted by Drdeath View Post
    Guys, he is not overclocking. Get the Coolermaster Hyper 212+. You can get it between $20-30 and it does a great job for an inexpensive cooler.
    I second this, i didnt know if he was OC before i posted.




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    Thank you all for your time. Much appreciated.
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