I bought a I7 4770k will this cooler fit my processor?thanks
324238
Hey, It should cause 1156 spacing is the same as 1155. Intel 4770k Is a 1155, and this cpu cooler says 1156. Though keep in mind, this CPU cooler is very big, and is it known to block a RAM socket with both fans on the cooler. You can easily fix this by just take one fan off that is blocking the RAM slot.
489173
Yes, and it's awesome. Good choice on the 4770; I bought the 4771 and I can't overclock it =[.... good build!
873131
Hello Friend, cannot say, I returned mine as it was faulty,their customer service were rude and agressive,so I bought an excellent cooler from Noctua.Would suggest you do likewise. They do a great range that will fit your case.
1340386
According to Zalman's own website here, this cooler works with Socket 1150 CPU boards - http://www.zalman.com/eng/product/Product_Read.php?Idx=161
791934
10mm is my guess. The cooler is 50mm if your going to upgrade get a 50mm and modify it. The CPU fan is about the size of a 50 cent coin.
1361657
A 4790K is a socket 1150 CPU according to newegg so I would assume it will work.
175818
no way. this fan/cooling sink fits the dimensions on the mother board for the intel processor
1572055
Unfortunately, no. This board is designed for AMD processors using the AM3+ socket. For an Intel i7-4770k you will need a board designed for Intel's socket 1150.
2186764
I have it installed on my i7 4790k. I absolutely love it! it will benefit the noise in your PC (runs quiet) and will keep your CPU cool very efficiently. Definitely worth it
1128431
Yes, but you also need to make sure your case has the clearance. Check the specs on the manufacturer's website to see what size of cooler it can fit.
443933
I have a 4770k (1150 socket) and I run this system on my gaming computer. Generally the 1150 and 1155 sockets utilize the same fan mounting holes and if a product description doesn't specifically say 1150, but does specify 1155, the part will match up correctly.
1799619
Yes this is a 1150 socket motherboard and that means it supports the 4770k. If you haven't purchased the 4770k you should purchase the 4790k due to the better overclocking ability. The motherboard is rog and is top of the line and overclocks above average. Rog is coming out with their extreme z97 motherboards in July if you are willing to wait. Hopefully this answered all your questions ;)
519848
You can play with the distance you put between the cooler and the ram modules. I'm sure it will fit
388539
I think you mean 4790K, right? I don't recommend this cooler for "K" type processors and overclocking. It's fine for the non-K versions of these high-end processors--see other reviews including mine--but you'd find it to be an inadequate solution as soon as you put any kind of a decent load on the processor.
1090660
No, this wont work, as this is for LGA 15XX, the processor you are asking about is a 2011 socket processor.This would work though: Noctua L-Type Premium Quiet CPU Cooler_ Retail Cooling NH-L9x65
388538
This cooler is designed for TDPs of 95W max. The 4790K has a TDP of 88W, so technically this fan should work as long as you leave the speeds at stock, but overclocking is going to put the CPU beyond what this heatsink is designed to handle.
1100313
Well it is intended for Intel Core i7/i5/i3 (Socket LGA1156/1155)But you can use thisThermaltake CL-P0497 Intel Heatsink with Fan