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Old 05-29-2003, 11:03 PM   #1
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same heatsink, different processor

im getting an athlon xp 2600+ and I already have a heatsink from the athlon xp 2000+ I had, will that heatsink work for me or not?
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What kind of heatsink is it? If its retail, I think it will work.
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i got the processor OEM and the heatsink was the cheapest one in the list they had
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Old 05-29-2003, 11:50 PM   #4
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Most likely, No it won't work. At Newegg on my other broswer window, the PIB (Retail) version of the 2600+ with HS/fan combo and 3 year warrantee is Only $6 more than the OEM version Without the HS/fan combo and only a 30 day warranty.

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does the bus speed make any difference to the heatsink? i need the one with the 266 bus, also, why will it not work? do 2600+s run hotter or something?
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nevermind the 2600+, im probably going to get a 2400+, so if i get that, will the heatsink work?
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Again, in the link above, the 2400+ PIB (retail) with the 3 year warrantee and included HS/fan combo is only $5 more than the 2400+ OEM with no HS/fan combo and only a 30 day warrantee.

For $5 more, I'd go with the PIB version.
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The HSF will most likely work, but for $5 more, you are getting yourself almost 3 years more warranty. I would say that it is worth it based just on that fact.
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Old 05-30-2003, 10:35 PM   #9
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Why use a cheap heatsink when you can get the retail unit for so little less? Sell the old heatsink with the processor.
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