Use two Cooler Master V6 GT heat sinks.  The V6 GT performs as well as the Noctua NH-D14 under very heavy loads with 120mm x 38mm fans.  Keep in mind you need fans with high pressure and CFM for this heat sink, due to the very dense fin configuration (55 aluminum fins, each is 0.6mm thick).  

But using 38mm fans might cause for some clearance issues.  Either way it comes with two 120mm x 25mm fluid dynamic bearing 93.74 CFM fans so I think you'll be fine.



http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835103089&Tpk=v6%20gt

Ok the case I am think of buying is mountainmods Extended Ascension. Just to let you know what case I will be using in next couple of months.

no I dont like water cooling.

Oh I see know thanks for explaining it boredgunner so if I want a low load Noctua NH-U12P and if I want high load I would go for V6 GT ok I understand know thank V6 GT is is better design then but say v6 gt is at low load will it still be good?
Ps what is the fastest overclock with Intel Xeon Six Core (X5680) 3.33GHz Processo??????????

oh I see if I want to overclock the cpu the Intel Xeon Six Core (X5680) 3.33GHz can you tell me how to do it??? I don’t have the Intel Xeon Six Core (X5680) 3.33GHz but I am saving up for it:)
Also can the v6 gt do 5 GHz on  Intel Xeon Six Core (X5680) 3.33GHz?????
If so can I you tell me how as I have never overclocked before can you tell me step by step on how to do it when I get the cpu?

syfer1987

oh I see if I want to overclock the cpu the Intel Xeon Six Core (X5680) 3.33GHz can you tell me how to do it??? I don’t have the Intel Xeon Six Core (X5680) 3.33GHz but I am saving up for it:)
Also can the v6 gt do 5 GHz on  Intel Xeon Six Core (X5680) 3.33GHz?????
If so can I you tell me how as I have never overclocked before can you tell me step by step on how to do it when I get the cpu?

If I where you proceed with caution, overclocking is not for the faint hearted especially as your spending a lot for the cpu. Some people play around with older type systems first and learn the basic fundamentals or get someone who know's what they are doing to overclocker for you, good luck...

It looks so compacted to overclocking  a cpu compare to overclocking a graphics card........ I think I will not overclock it as its so hard to do with  graphics card it comes with gui to help you overclock but with the cpu its just mind blowing to me ow well

ok thanks for that well then I beter add this to the list of stuff to buy lol V6 GT :)

The V6 GT will be better for higher loads (more heat) when paired with more powerful fans.  The Megahalems is better with quiet fans because it has less fins and more space between the fins, as well as a gap in the center splitting the two fin arrays allowing air to pass through more easily.  The heat pipe configuration is also designed to let air pass through the cooler more easily so you won't need more powerful fans.

The Cooler Master V6 and V6 GT feature more fins that are thicker I believe, and a larger fin surface area overall.  The heat pipes are also in a V configuration which exposes each one to incoming air from the fans, and utilizes more fin space for faster heat dissipation.  The downside is that it is harder for air to pass through the heat sink with the fins and heat pipes like this, so more powerful fans will be necessary.  

If you plan on going for very high overclocks, go for the V6 GT which also happens to look more awesome with its LED strip (can be changed from red to blue or purple, or turned off by pressing the Cooler Master logo on it).  The V6 GT also has a better fan mounting system but does not support 38mm fans by default, but you probably won't be able to fit such fans anyway.  If you want a more quiet computer and perhaps less or no overclocking, go with the Megahalems.  Both have a very similar mounting system and base surface finish by the way.

Just throwing this out there, running dual Cogage TRUE spirit's, 35$ a piece, added a second fan, at 3.9 GHz they keep my 5530's in the mid 60's at full load with raised voltages

Just tossing that one out