can anyone give me a link for a fan that is compatible with this processor and a Asus X79 motherboard? sorry for the noob question
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http://www.bing.com/shopping/intel-corp-intel-thermal-solution-liquid-catalog-category-cpus/p/7E16AF7FE662DB305012?q=intel+liquid+thermal+fan&lpq;=intel%20liquid%20thermal%20fan&FORM;=HURE
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I own this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005O65JXI/ref=oh_details_o00_s01_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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I doubt that this helps, but I went with: MOBO: Gigabyte GA-P75-D3 - LGA1155 and PROCESSOR: Intel Core i7-3770 -- I had bought an I7-3820, but Computer Renaissance talked me into the switch, because the I7-3770, I believe, comes with fan (I had them install it) In the Cooler Master tower all of the fans, including the CPU fan, are extremely quiet.
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Cooler Master hyper 212 Evo is what I bought for mine. Had great reviews and is reasonably quiet.
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I own this: Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO - CPU Cooler with 120mm PWM Fan (RR-212E-20PK-R2)
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It does include a stock intel fan/heatsink. The stock cooling solution is not fancy, but particularly for the i7-4770S (65W SKU), it seems to be perfectly adequate. It's much better than Intel stock heatsinks were back in the P4 days, and is almost silent, even under load. That will obviously depend on ambient temperatures and what else is going on in your machine (and just how silent you consider "silent"), so I'm not saying that you will never want some upgraded cooling solution, but I'd say that the stock cooler is likely to be the right choice for the majority of people. It does include a stock intel fan/heatsink. The stock cooling solution is not fancy, but particularly for the i7-4770S (65W SKU), it seems to be perfectly adequate. It's much better than Intel stock heatsinks were back in the P4 days, and is almost silent, even under load. That will obviously depend on ambient temperatures and what else is going on in your machine (and just how silent you consider "silent"), so I'm not saying that you will never want some upgraded cooling solution, but I'd say that the stock cooler is likely to be the right choice for the majority of... » Read More It does include a stock intel fan/heatsink. The stock cooling solution is not fancy, but particularly for the i7-4770S (65W SKU), it seems to be perfectly adequate. It's much better than Intel stock heatsinks were back in the P4 days, and is almost silent, even under load. That will obviously depend on ambient temperatures and what else is going on in your machine (and just how silent you consider "silent"), so I'm not saying that you will never want some upgraded cooling solution, but I'd say that the stock cooler is likely to be the right choice for the majority of people. « Show Less
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I've not had good experience with CPU fans that come with the CPU. I bought this: Cooler Master Hyper TX3 - CPU Cooler with 3 Direct Contact Heatpipes
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Check your motherboard's configurations for CPUs. This fit my Asus SLi board but it all depends on what processor you use. This is rated for FM1/AM3+/AM3/AM2+/AM2/940/939/754 processors and is famous for allowing plenty of room without conflicting with memory or video cards. It has great hieght clearance from the board but you wish to use a good case and not a mini (mATX) as this is a TALL heat sync and fan but allows perfect cooling for demanding systems. Make sure to use a case with adequate fan cooling side and rear and even top cooling fan if you can, but not necessarily necessary. :) But as for your question, you should be okay with that board. It seems to be a matter of Case clearance more than board.
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For amd only, try this one http://www.amazon.com/Maximus-FORMULA-THUNDERFX-Extended-Motherboard/dp/B008GPYT7Q/ref=sr_1_fkmr1_2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1379304176&sr=1-2-fkmr1&keywords=ASUS+Crosshair+V+Formula+i7 and stick with asus, auto overcloking rocks
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No this fan did not work at all on my board, it was a wast of time to try and replace the fan. I ended up get a fanless video card (Asus GT520 2G DDR3 PCIE DVI/HDMI/VGA LP ENGT520 SL/DI/2GD3 Graphics Card).Bob
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System fan warnings are dependent on BIOS and will vary by motherboard/BIOS manufacturer. If you are getting a warning, check BIOS. You can use either connection, but not both.
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Yes, you just have to unscrew the X that is in the center of the fan when you install it. I recommend you to watch a video in youtube about installing it so you can get what I am talking about more easily. Remember that the installation of the X type accessory in which the fan is mounted onto the motherboard has to coincide with the type of processor you have but that info is in the manual so don't worry
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yes this fan will work for you. be careful when installing the fan so as not to bend your motherboard.
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Hi Michael, Get this cooler! It's fantastic! It only comes with 1 fan. You can buy an optional 120mm fan on the opposite side. With my 8350 idle temps are 34c. If i rip or if the processor is getting used my temps get to around 65c. That's excellent!!! The sound isn't even loud at all. It sounds like a stock fan in a store bought PC. To answer your questions. Get this fan and heat sink if you don't want water cooling. The performance is fantastic!!! No worries at all!!!
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there are posters on newegg.com that's running this mobo with x6. Careful tho, i was going to get this until i saw some reviews stating that there are some heating issues with this mobo.
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Yeah that should work, I have 2 of them in a Xeon system. if your overclocking it I would suggest looking at one of the corsair closed loop liquid cooling system. like the H60, H80, or H100. I've got an i7 extreme 2011 running at 4.5ghz with the H80.
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I stuck with the stock fans and they've worked for me - quiet, no overheating. That said, I should mention that I'm not overclocking anything in this build and did the best I could to keep wires out of the airflow channels (cable management is still a challenge in this form factor, but if you're doing it for cooling and don't care what things look like once the case is closed, you're fine). I'm running an i5 4670K with stock heat sink/fan, Corsair Vengeance RAM, 2 x 2TB hard drives.
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http://www.amazon.com/577795-001-Processor-Heatsink-Assembly-Elite/dp/B008FEZB5W/ref=sr_1_3?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1390778905&sr=1-3&keywords=processor+fans+for+HP+elite
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No this fan did not work at all on my board, it was a wast of time to try and replace the fan. I ended up get a fanless video card (Asus GT520 2G DDR3 PCIE DVI/HDMI/VGA LP ENGT520 SL/DI/2GD3 Graphics Card). Bob
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Hello friend I have a heatsink like this: Corsair Vengeance Airflow Memory Cooling Fan CMYAF your device is compatible to be mounted?
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Yes, this one comes with a CPU cooler. I've only ever heard of some of the Xeon processors not coming with a fan, because there often is a unique cooling type for a particular server you might want it in.