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| CD Freaks Senior Member  Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: MI
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| Re: 30 cap or a 12 cap I believe they are refering to degrees celcius (temperature). They do not state what kind of cooling (fan/heatsink, waterblock, etc.) they are using. Since the chip is OEM, so you will need a suitable coolling setup. 30 degrees celcius seems rather unlikely for an OCed chip with air cooling... but then again, I don't know a whole lot about Intel chips. |
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