WTB: Thermalright SK7 heat sinks

Trying to find two of these heat sinks for my rig has become quite a quest. I'm getting desparate now so I post here at DC hoping someone has some old ones just collecting dust. Must be willing to ship to Canada. Payment via Paypal for less hassle.

skullcrusher wrote:

Trying to find two of these heat sinks for my rig has become quite a quest. I'm getting desparate now so I post here at DC hoping someone has some old ones just collecting dust. Must be willing to ship to Canada. Payment via Paypal for less hassle.

I take it that you are running an AMD rig. Those heat sinks are very old. You might want to consider updating with a newer version

My motherboard is a dual Athlon board. Size is limited. The SK7 is about the only quality heat sink that I know will fit.

Give me some spec's and I'll see what I can find

It's a socket A heat sink; one of the few that will fit my dual CPU motherboard.
http://www.overclockers.com/articles630/

I had a volcano 7 I believe, very good, but might be too big for you. Have you concidered water, the blocks are pretty small. Which board exactly are you using?

My board is a Tyan S2466N-4M. My friend keeps telling me to go to water also. Scary water and electronics fears aside, my main goal is to make this system quiet. I do not think adding a pump and a compressor will help that.

skullcrusher wrote:

My board is a Tyan S2466N-4M. My friend keeps telling me to go to water also. Scary water and electronics fears aside, my main goal is to make this system quiet. I do not think adding a pump and a compressor will help that.

The problem is the heat sink that you are searching for was made in 2001/2002. They no longer make it and I've searched all over the net and no luck........

H2O with a 120mm fan on the radiator is almost silent and very effective. No need for compresser, and my pump is less noisy than my hard drives reading. Just a thought