Does the overclock version have a different cooler than the standard?
328506
Yes the over clock version of the pny gtx780 is huge it has 3fans instead of one so u gonna need a rather big case the gtx 780 it self is rather big all ready
328507
The OC'ed version has PNY's proprietary cooler on it ( not the reference designed cooler)
328508
I'm pretty sure it does since this one is a reference card usually upgrades like super clocked or over clocked or classified or any upgraded has a aftermarket cooler
945823
Yes. I find it funny that people say get a Cooler Master heatsink when in fact, the cooler that comes with this CPU is made by Cooler Master, but it seems to have a small cheap fan. I upgraded to a larger fan.
2019072
No you don't need an aftermarket cooler, if you don't over clock your computer. The fan that comes with your CPU is engineered for that type of CPU, and they tend to be quieter than the aftermarket ones. When I bought my CPU from Amazon, there was no fan/heat sink with it, so I had to get an aftermarket one. Check to see if it comes with one.
779185
yes it does as long as your cpu is unlocked. This mini itx board even comes with an easy to use over clocking software from gigabyte as long as your using something better than the stock cpu cooler it'll over clock great im using the coolermaster seidon 120 water cooler and i can over clock to gigabytes stage 3 OC setting and its running at 4.7ghz on my amd a10 6800k
2209533
Its way more better....its all about cooling and quality components. .so better cooling means better oc..
1513108
It's the newest bios version out.I have the UD7. I bought this for my friend Because i was building him a new rig It performs super.No worries my friend.
717207
Probably noticeable in temperatures. I wouldn't worry though, the stock cooler is surprisingly efficient. Might be a bit louder aswell.
1961818
There is mounting hardware for the socket, and the cooler is plenty capable even with a moderate overclock with this chip. Or did you have a different concern?
1685246
Hello! Yes,it includes the CPU cooler that is rather noisy under heavy load without overclocking. I bought a SilenX cooler 80mm Fan to avoid the nosie. As and advice,if I were going to buy some computer processor right now , I would rather to buy a Fx-8320 that includes a Water cooling system and that has a cost of 170 USD and whose socket is AM3+.Its a little bit more expensive but believe me, you will thank me for that.Its up to yours. Have a nice day! Also consider that AMD is about to release in june-july 2013 their new CPUS which has less energy consumption, and generate less heat, so waiting just a month could be a wise action.
827035
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.
168678
It means it's factory overclocked.The Standard has 876MHz Base Clock and 928MHz Boost ClockVs The Superclock with 980MHz Base Clock and 1046MHz Boost Clock
1132055
Stock cooler is fine. It's noisy, though. It may also depend on your case set up - you might have less air flow in your case and/or maybe running Crossfire or SLI with 2 hot GPUs. I have since bought a Coolermaster Hyper 212 EVO, which is awesome. I have a Coolermaster HAF Tower, so I have good air flow in my case naturally. In any case, I doubt you'll have over-heating issues with the stock fan and heatsink without overclocking it.
1827403
The stock cooler inst all that bad. If you plan on overclocking I would go for a Hyper 212 evo. Mine stays at around 13-14c while idling with stock cooler though.
108624
Stock fans are not meant to support overclocked CPU speeds, even though you can overclock with the stock fan, the margin is so minimal and not worth it.I use Corsair H80i on my 4670k and I run @ 4.4 Ghz 24/7
223772
In terms of the PCB and the physical chip itself and its performance potential? No. I don't think so. However the only obvious difference I see is in the heat sync/fans and after owning mine for almost a year now I can say I've never had problems with mine overheating.
945821
Yes, Although I would highly not recommend using the stock. You're going to want to overclock by at least .2 Ghz if you get this processor. This type of processor is the best for overclocking. I've been using a Cooler Master 212 EVO for quite some time now and been running like a dream. I can run at about 77% CPU under heavy loads (Like starting up a development library), but not for long. I've bench-marked and stress tested this processor and compared the cooling data and I think I can fairly say that the 212 EVO is exponentially better than the stock fan, especially when using two fans instead of the one that comes in the box. Yes, Although I would highly not recommend using the stock. You're going to want to overclock by at least .2 Ghz if you get this processor. This type of processor is the best for overclocking. I've been using a Cooler Master 212 EVO for quite some time now and been running like a dream. I can run at about 77% CPU under heavy loads (Like starting up a development library), but not for long. I've bench-marked and stress tested this processor and compared the cooling data and I think I can fairly say that the 212 EVO is exponentially better than the stock fan, especially when using two fans... » Read More Yes, Although I would highly not recommend using the stock. You're going to want to overclock by at least .2 Ghz if you get this processor. This type of processor is the best for overclocking. I've been using a Cooler Master 212 EVO for quite some time now and been running like a dream. I can run at about 77% CPU under heavy loads (Like starting up a development library), but not for long. I've bench-marked and stress tested this processor and compared the cooling data and I think I can fairly say that the 212 EVO is exponentially better than the stock fan, especially when using two fans instead of the one that comes in the box. « Show Less
1685247
Yes, it comes with an AMD fan/heat sink that works very well. If you plan to overclock, then you should probably look for an after-market set up.