Will this fit a AM3+ board?
1438072
Generally Yes. You can check mainboard compatibility here: http://noctua.at/main.php?show=compatibility_gen&products;_id=37&lng;=en
1438073
I have an AM3+ board, but for the compatibility please look for your board here: http://www.noctua.at/main.php?show=compatibility_gen&products;_id=37&lng;=es, or write an email to support@noctua.at.
77169
Couldn't find the board you mention, but this will fit any micro atx or mini itx motherboard. It will NOT fit full size atx motherboards.
406826
Not at all. The socket for this is am3 while yours is am2. It won't even fit much less work. Plus trying to upgrade an emachine is kind of a lost cause. Maybe the ram could be updated but that's about it.
1629707
it works on AM3+, I have AM3+ mobo and mine fit. It wont fit on the stock setup, you will have to remove the stock motherboard mount and use the mount provided. Works perfect, I literally cut my temps in 1/2
389431
Yes you can use any am3 cpu in that board as long as it doesn't exceed 95watts
1028683
It looks like it will fit. The clips on the fan/heatsink assembly will line up with the AM2 bracket on your mother board. The only potential problem may be the close location of the RAM slot next to your CPU. If you use that RAM slot just be careful so the RAM stick is not resting against the heatsink block as it could damage your RAM chips.
1018538
I'm not sure figure out what motherboard you have and if you have an intel or AMD compatible socket if it's an intel you wont be able to fit an AMD and you will have to get another motherboard. I believe a AMD processor usually uses a "AM3" or "AM3+" socket.
208198
"Yes" to both questions. It's AMD's big AM3+ chip so it will almost certainly fit the motherboard. Gaming performance is mostly dependent upon the video card and RAM, not the CPU, so this is as big of a CPU as you would need for any game. It's an excellent choice for a gaming rig.
927379
Yes, using the AM3 Socket, it will work. It may require a BIOS update, but it will work.
761411
Hey Nicholas. Yes AM3+ is supported! and also if you are planning on getting it, your need a case that would support the rad, Radiator dimensions: 140 mm x 312 mm x 29 mm Fan dimensions: 140 mm x 25 mm Fan speed: 1500 +/- 10% RPM Fan airflow: 94 CFM Fan static pressure: 1.64mm-H2O Noise level: 35dB(A) Compatible with Intel LGA 1150, 1155, 1156, 1366, and 2011; and AMD sockets FM1, FM2, AM2, and AM3.
919867
You have to make sure the motherboard is AM3+ compatible, if it isn't it won't fit. And because its an HP I highly doubt this.
235671
Yes it works with the AM3+, I have an Asus M5A99FX board that I put it on. You don't even need to change the mount on the board, but you will need a the Lever/Clip for the Zalman-I received my Clip with the buy, depends who you're getting it from I guess. Great product, my CPU is always low 7-15C depending on how I set the fan-speed.
2130114
It should fit all of these:Intel Socket LGA1366 / LGA1155 / LGA775 /LGA1150 AMD Socket AM3
1117058
Yes, it fit in my AM3+ processor, which is the socket type you need for that motherboard.
5580
As long as it is not some sort of small form-factor or mini board. This should replace any generic socket AM3 or AM3+ bracket. You should be fine.
1247746
Yes, but with barely enough room to spare. I happen to have an AMD cpu cooler for my motherboard, and it fits very tightly against the chassis of this case. There is about 3.5 inches of room inside the case (the dimension being measured is the internal width of the case) so make sure to measure the cooler and add that to the width of your motherboard. If you do not exceed 3.5 inches you should be good to go (just make sure to check the dimensions before purchasing the case, my setup happened to fit but that may not be the case with everyone)
1705040
Yes. Although in the AM3 family, AM3 CPUs will work on AM2/AM2+ boards provided the bois is up to date. If you decide to install it and your bios is NOT up to date, you can download it from the official asus website, however this must done at your own risk. Alternatively, if you already have the CPU in your possession, I would recommend you consider purchasing a slightly newer board with an AM3+ socket.http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/M2N68AM_PLUS/