I have an ASUS F2A85-V PRO ATX DDR3 FM2 MOTHERBOARD with a ENYLE ENY-313 ATX MID TOWER, Amd A10 5800K Socket FM2. Will this work to keep it cool?
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That will depend on many variables, such as how hard you push you machine, the clock speed you run it at, the amount of air circulation, as well as the ambient air temperature in the location you are pulling the air from. That being said, my H60 does an excellent job of cooling my AMD Phenom II X6 1090T (Thuban) cool even while gaming and overclocked to 3.6+GHz, never exceeding 120F while playing BF3 or ARMA3 and just a few degrees F over ambient when idle.
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It depends on what the socket type of your mother board is and your power output. If you google your computer and add specs on the end u should find what your looking for. Just make sure it says that the motherboard is an am3+ socket type
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Sorry can't answer about that motherboard, but I'm running it on a Gigabyte M61PME-S2 motherboard which supports AMD Socket AM2+ CPU's (Athlon X2 6000 processor) and a thermaltake 800W power supply which I upgraded from a 400W power supply
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Boy, there are a lot of variables there!!! I'm on a MSI motherboard with liquid cooling and have no problems. The RAM isn't all that tall. I am making a guess but it should work...that is a very popular cooler.
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If your cooler supports 120mm fans and has a fan bracket, you can use this. It has comparable airflow to a Cooler Master Blade Master or Arctic F12 fan of the same size (about 2 CFM difference) so it should work fine as a CPU heatsink fan.
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I used a Corsair A70 air cooler. Temperatures are comparable to liquid cooling. I am running a 3rd gen I5 at around 31-33 Celsius.
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Easily. I'm currently running a Black Edition Z97 Gigabyte, 4790K, and NVidia GTX&50 Ti and the cooling fan doesn't even come on most times. You'll have power to spare (what you've listed is under 500 w).
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Its a huge heat sink. It may fit on your MoBo but it will not fit in a micro atx case or even a mini tower.
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Here is the specifications:CPU Socket AMD Socket AM3 / AM2 / 940 / 939 CPU Support AMD:Phenom II X4/X3 (partial)Phenom X4/X3 (partial)Athlon II X2Athlon X2 (partial)AthlonSempron About adding a second fan... it is up to you, since Athlon X2 does not heat up as much as the new AM3 models, it would be more cosmetic like adding a LED fan, just to make it more appealing
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Yes! Be sure to use cpu thermal heatsink grease! "Caution" when using a lower grade cooler failure is at a higher risk!
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It is trully hard to give an honest answer to this question. some manufactors make propriety coolers and what would appear to work does not. my board is listed as having an fm2 socket therefore i assumed this cooler was compatible through no fault of the coolers it turns out that instead of and amd fm2 i needed and intel 1150. if you are unsure, first take some measurements look at how the old one attaches do a little research on the interent and worse case scenario opt for just the fan replacement if you can make do with that instead.'
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As long as your processor is meant for an fm2 socket then you should be good.
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The fans are for the interior of the box and not made for a heat sink fan for the CPU/"Chip". You should check with the AMD site to see what is the optimal heat sink for the chip that you have. If it needs a large one with a fan, then make sure you have a power supply that can handle the load. Hope this helps - Ken
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No. This item will only cool your CPU. Overclocking your CPU will shorten it's life and you'll have to get a new one so think about getting a better CPU.
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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
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No the motherboard is am3 and the cpu socket is fm2 so if you already have that motherboard just look for a am3 processor(cpu)
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I will say no. I'm currently using the biggest Bequiet heatsink with two (1 120mm and 1 140mm) and it still idles at 45 and goes up to 60 - 65 degrees when playing BF3