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Aftermarket Cooler?

Is there any compatible after market coolers for the Dell DImension C521?

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    Posted May 11th, 2009 12:00

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    Dunno, never tried it, I can't see why it would not work, providing the cables are long enought to reach the connectors, but it sure would look like heck.    :emotion-4:

    Bev.

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    Posted May 10th, 2009 13:00

    Thats what I guessed. :emotion-6: The capacitators are in the way of AM2 retention bracket anyways right? Also you do know where I could get the original Dell CPU cooler, like brand new?

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    Posted May 10th, 2009 23:00

    Thanks Bev. Also can I upgrade the PSU and leave it on the outside of my case? I'm planning on making a wooden enclosure would that work? :emotion-42:

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    Posted May 12th, 2009 20:00

    Haha thanks, is the any risk with having a *wooden* enclosure.

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    Posted May 13th, 2009 16:00

    Thanks for the help Bev, I'll decide to refrain from making the wooden enclosure. Sorry for these questions but how come some c521 support AMD X2 brisbanes and some don't.

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    Posted May 10th, 2009 13:00

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    No, the C521 heatsink assembly is a Dell proprietary unit.

    Bev.

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    Posted May 10th, 2009 14:00

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    I doubt that you will find 'brand' new C521 heatsink assemblies available, only so-called refurbished, or used heatsinks, like the unit HERE

    Bev.

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    Posted May 12th, 2009 21:00

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    Having never tried anything like it, :emotion-42:.   Maybe there could be a risk of overheating and fire with the PSU inside a wooden box.

    Would I do what you propose, no I would not. 

    Bev

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    Posted May 13th, 2009 16:00

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    Happy to have helped.

    Bev.