I think that temperature is quite good...

What's the heatsink are u using right now?

BTW HOW THE *** YOU MANAGE TO MAKE IT 2.5 GHZ ? Mine only max 1.12 GHZ.

aiyoyo...
its not tat i dun wannt to buy...buy a bit pricey for the time being
do u guys tink it would be cheaper in pc fair??
***btw i got those heatsinks from moderno oso ***
thermaltake not go r?...
ninja sythe how much r?
is there any other tat is slightly cheaper than tat?
cuz i need to do a few other upgrades as well guys..
would really like it if u guys can help me out a.s.a.p
tqs~

Out of all your choices, the TT Tower 102 should be good enough for you. Despite being abit waay too large.
Ninja cost around RM150. Not sure if it's still selling around the forums though. Try getting it from elhh82. His is the Ninja Plus wihich SHOULD be around 180ringgit, or maybe he have some leftover stock for a cheaper price.
Or you can opt for the TT Sonic Tower. Not too bad as far as i know.

Thermaltake?
Which heatsink are you tokin' about?

Anyway, Scythe Ninja?
Around RM160 - RM190 i think...

one question...
those huge ghue heat sinks.
i think it's hyper 6+.... so darn heavy.. .
the other day i saw it in sri com....

how the heck can the mobo stand? i mean... when u attach it, the heat sink will be horizontal...
won't that cause LOADS of stress to the mobo??? heavy ma!!

of coz it can..i use hyper6before without any prob
FYI hyper6 is heavier than hyper6+

Er..I'm using Zalman CNPS7000A-Cu Fan. not in aircorn room.

Its probably safe since they can produce and sell it to ppl. Important thing is not to carry your PC around with big momma HSF attached. Most manufacturers also advise to remove big HSF when moving the PC around, esp lanparty ...

DRO:
Try to squeeze alittle more budget and get a decent HSF. If not you may end up unhappy with what you got. It happen to me also, kedekut go and buy small HSF then cannot cool the Pentium D during load, end up spend even more. End of the day I give free HSF upgrade to all my family member's PCs (but it was fun testing them out)

I suspected this also. Likewise I build my own PC and my stock Intel Heatsink base is made of copper(straight out of the Ori packing) ..whereas my friend's PC which she bought and build from a shop the Heatsink base is not copper and the stock fan spin nearly 4000rpm which makes alot of noise.But when u touch the heatsink, it is not that really hot and what i am suspecting is the processor could not transfer heat effiecient enough to the heatsink thus making the fan spin at full blast.
I wonder if your's stock HSF is a copper base or full aluminium? You don't have to remove the heatsink to see, just remove the fan will do.

Shawty was replying to my post on noisy fan. I have to dig out the HSF, I chucked it into store room oredi. I guess its suppose the stock should have copper base right? Never got around to investigate, anyway I love my Zalman 9500 I got to replace the stock hsf.

Now I learnt my lesson oredi, everything buy and assemble at home. Cant trust the fxxxers...

Err...
What are you talking about here?

Heheh last time I posted that my stock HSF noisy, then u tell me maybe kena tipu

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=294922&st=80#

So I believe u and blacklist the shop lor...

Owh, now i get it...

By the way, can i know which shop did you bought that processor?

I bought my rig at Jayacom,Midvalley. It was an impulse buy...

NOTE:
I cannot confirm they tipu me cos I haven't check the HSF that I threw in the store room oredi. I don't wanna make false accusations. But I may edit this post once I go back today and check.

ahhh...i think with jayacom u just need to ask the right questions..
i went there... and yeah... the 'main guy' wasnt too bothered about me..
he was a malay guy...kinda stuck up...arrogant...

but after i started asking questions that made sense... he realised he wasn't dealing with some window shopper. so yeah.... he did treat me well in the end...

actually i support that store!
btw, shawty..i bought my PSU there.. jayacom

about the hyper 6... thanks for ur answers peeps... haha.. didn't know that even with that amount of weight the casing could stand it...

Offcourse it can support Hyper 6+...

Any board can also support a much heavier full copper heatsinks...
But u have to make sure that u lock the heatsink nice and tight

Not to tight coz it will kill your mobo...

hmmm......i do believe by not skipping any of the board to case screw spot is a must to ensure ur board have the enuf tension to support it...worst come to worst if u concern bout it...u may as well add some support system to the hsf....

Absolutely true...
Do not even miss one screw holes as this might break your motherboard...

No more aftermarket air cooling users?
Post here so that everyone will know what cooler to be used on their system...