obvioulsy im overclocking it, and thats why its warm, i wasnt asking why it was warm, i was asking if anyone knew any good cooling systems.

I did concider watercooling, because some water systems...

heres an example of a fan bracket:

http://www.pcabusers.com/reviews/tweakmonster/dualbracket/p1.html

You can buy brackets which hold the fans at different angles inside the case. they usualy bolt on or clip onto something like the motherboard. ive got one but i dont know where it came from...

Ive seen that one before. The reviews say its good, but the price is to high!

the thermistors (temp sensors) for your LCD temperature monitor, may not be installed correctly. i recommend using heat conducting compound, and heat transfer tape to attach the thermistors to the...

sorry i thought it was in system information, or at least it used to be in the good old days.

i use "MBM" and "Omni-Gardian" so i dont use system info much...

EVEREST Home Edition is realy...

That harddrive is ok, but personaly i would go for a SATA or RAID capable harddrive.

It depends what its going to be used for... (i.e. server or desktop)

You can find the current case and CPU core temperature in the "System Information" located in Start/Accessorys/System tools. (i think.)

If not you can download a "temperature tracker" from...

Ive got 3 extraction fans (2500rmp) at the back, an intake fan at the side (3000rmp), and a second intake at the front (2500rmp). Using this set up, i have managed to get my case temp down to 25oC or...

ive got 6 fans, but my CPU still runs at over 45oC. The case is nice and cool though at 25oC... :-|

http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread19813.html

My “AMD 64 3500+� processor is running a bit warm! I can’t over-clock to more than 2.4Ghz before it over heats. My case is cooled to a pleasant 27oC but i cant get the CPU any lower than 45oC.

Can...