I am not gonna sell my XP120, it serve me well for 2 years, and i still love it's design... just like bro ianho... respect to the god of modding..

Heh, i'm gonna try that new CoolerMaster heatsink later on, but not gonna do it until i know the market price and the performance of it...

But to think of my Tsunami Dream casing..

if u really in need of DC, i can lend you my old 5 megapixel canon DC.

hi to all sifu's out ther. Can sum1 give me sum advice of wat to do to my pc? i have the pc temp as like this. i have attach a picture which i print screen. Whenever i on gaming the pc temp rises and sumtimes it warns me that my cpu temp is going abnormal n need to b restart. Sumtimes the pc reach 68c. i m using the intel dual core processor 2.8. Not the Core 2duo processor. Can sum1 help me and teach me how to reduce the heat ?

Yeah, vey99 is right...
Pentium D 8XX sequence is the hottest intel processor ever built..

While the Pentium D 9XX sequence is a little cooler as it uses two cedar mill cores compared to the Pentium D 8XX sequence that uses two Prescott Cores

Pentium D 8XX - Two Prescott Cores [90nm] - Smithfield
Pentium D 9XX - Two Cedar Mill Cores [65nm] - Pressler

The thing that u have to check first is, the heatsink, are you using Stock Intel Heatsink? If it's true, then it's the time to change the heatsink to a 3rd party heatsink.

2, make sure u're casing have a good airflow. Please give us a picture of how does you're cpu look inside, this way, we can help you out in understanding & clearing the problem.

So sorry i din mentioned wat heatsink i m using. Yes i m using the intel stock heatsink. My processor model is pentium d 820 2.8hertz wan. Can i ask did  anyone heard of sum1 blown their pentium d processor cos of the heat a. U ppl say like tis i veli scare d. Cos i budget this pc can last for 2 years.   

Any recommendation of 3rd party heatsink ?????

Mmmmm as long as the heatsink doesn't reach rm300 i still ok with it. No choice lo have to change cos of the temp. Rather than once burnt the damage sure more than rm300.Thanks E-J@1 for ur kind sharing information.   I appreciate it veli much. So now u still using pentium d or u change d?

Heatsink i tink ok gua. But in my mind i got a question. Water cooling ok or not. Scare eh when the liquid or the paip bocor den kena mb mai whole pc sot?   Jus curious to ask.

by the way E-J@1 tat time u change to wat heatsink n hows the result.Mind share it out a ?

how about the 3d galaxy from gigabyte? is it consider high performance WC? those sales person in pc fair told me it is the best and so on

E-J@1 say like tat means u have sum good recommendation ? At least i wan to know the least budget to get a liquid wc. Later i go ly ther din bring enuff money big problem. So any comments from all of u are recommended. O yeah forgot to say i m new in wc.

IMO better stick to air cooling since WC is too way over ur league for now.no point waste all that money for a WC kit only my fren.get a hyperTX i think sufficient for u and u can save the rest of ur money to upgrade ur GC ,ram or watever later on.believe me u really want an extra cash handy sometimes.u never know.just my too cents here.cheers

It's normal at that temp. Last time my 830 also around that temp also.

man, his casing looks like mine..

one advise: change your rear 120mm fan to those high power out like TT 120mm Smart Fan < with speed controller. its default fan is too weak to suck the hot air from your casing.

Hm.. I dunno whether this post will help me with this, i recently just bought a thermaltake btvx with the coolmaster nanofusion thermalpaste. My question now is:
1. The thermaltake btvx seems so freaking heavy, will my motherboard and processor be able to handle the weight when it stays sidewords?
2. Hm.. Is there a guide or somesort to apply the correct method for the nanofusion.

Thx alot xD

the c5 is designed for exhaust>input. if don't like u can change to any expensive high end aluminium casing any time as u like. i didnt face any air flow problem. closed case temp almost 1-2c difference only with open case.