The Hyper 212 is a good cooler for the Price:
Newegg.com - COOLER MASTER Hyper 212 Plus RR-B10-212P-G1 "Heatpipe Direct Contact" Long Life Sleeve 120mm CPU Cooler Compatible Intel Core i5 & Intel Core i7
Im using the eVGA Superclocked cooler and it does very well.
Another thing to check would be the air flow in your case.
How many case fans do you have and what size?
Are there lots of cables sitting in front of any of the fans?
Thanks for the suggestions!
Do any of these fit my machine does anyone know?
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I like the look of no1 and no3
Also can anyone confirm that the 1155 is the same as the 1156 for fitting?
EDIT!! - I keep getting this message also.
I also get warnings for my motherboard centergrade -1.0
No idea what they are hmm
The trouble with deep finned coolers is dust clogging them.
So I would go for the Zalman CNPS9900 MAX on the list, as it's the easiest to clean.
As long as you're sure it will fit.
Otherwise every six months to a year you'll find yourself having to dismantle the cooler from the cpu, and immerse it in soapy water to get it clean.
The deep finned models are not easy to clean, not even with high power compressed air
You say you are not overclocking---for that reason you should not need an expensive cooler.
The Coolermaster Hyper 212 linked by Wishmaster is a good and inexpensive choice.
Go to Arcticsilver.com and read their thermal paste instructions for your processor. The recommendation may be a narrow line or a very small drop, depending on processor. The normal tendency is to use too much--which accomplishes nothing.
Make sure you have a decent exhaust fan and reasonably unrestricted airflow inside the case.
That warning you are getting appears to concern your power supply. Ideally, the output on the 3.3 volt rail would be exactly 3.3 volts. That warning is reporting only 2.448 volts---25% less than 3.3 volts. I think the acceptable tolerance range is 5% or 10%, so your power supply is not within the acceptable range--if that warning can be believed. I'm not sure what PC components get power from the 3.3 volt rail these days, but I would be concerned about it.
Ok thankyou again.
Getthing this message now also.
Yayyy! another one!
That's not good if true. No output on the 5 volt rail.
What program is providing these power supply warnings?
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