This should do good as a pull fan on my 120mm cpu heat sink right?
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I would think so. I don't remember where I put this on mine but I use various versions of this fan for all the fans in my computer. Should work just fine.
627213
I would not use this as a CPU cooler, I would recommend the Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo. This is best used as an additional tower/case fan.
784161
Yes I also installed to 120mm fans in front to push more air....it maintaines 79 deg F....Ned
1392997
I would not use this for what you have in mind, it would over heat you need to find one that has a large heat sink with a fan.
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1 120mm fan Up to 69.69 CFM (maximum RPM) 19 dB-A silent application for CPU cooling
1969512
Yes & if you not an Overclocker it is just fine with stock heatsink and fan. Might want to consider purchasing a mounting plate, (I hate those plastic plugs) the clips provided are the weakest link in cooling processors if you don't have a fairly tight seal you heat up quick.
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Yes it should, I currently use the adapter to hook my 120mm fan to where a 140mm would normally mount on my case.
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1 120mm fan Up to 69.69 CFM (maximum RPM)19 dB-A silent application for CPU cooling
2240141
The purpose of this heat sink is to provide a quiet PC. This is a fan-less one. Besides, you should not turn on turbo mode in the BIOS or the CPU will be overheat.
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I wouldn't over clock, but with a better fan it should keep any 100W CPU in safe temperatures.
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You may be able to use a 80mm fan. I have a 120mm mounted. I had to use zip ties to secure the fan to the cooler.
145209
The fan it comes with is adequate. It depends on your case and airflow as well.
95406
No room for a fan from what I remember. Stick with a low TDP Haswell/Ivy Bridge CPU and it will be fine.
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i would try it and see if it works . i have used them before and seemed to work ok. does it fit the cpu like your other fan? if yes give it a try. and i would check your bios to see if the fan is working at or near the speed that`s normal. a lot of boards have bios that tell you the operating speed of the fan
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You need a heatsink+fan for the CPU, it will definitely fail under load and/or melt. The main thing is the heatsink, which should have come with your CPU. If you are just trying to eliminate fans, you can maybe get away with removing the fan from the heatsink but that is unlikely I would guess, unless it is a very nice aftermarket heatsink.
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Either will work. The top has mounting holes for both 120mm and 200mm. Honestly, though, I'd recommend the 200mm fan. The bigger the fan, the more air it moves, AND the quieter it is.
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Yes this fan should work here is a link which shows your cooling options http://www.thermaltakeusa.com/store/ProductPrint.aspx?C=1014&ID;=1797