are intel dual port brackets interchangeable? For example, will the bracket on this, fit on one of the Intel X520-T2 10Gbase-T cards?
322004
I would say no, because if you look at the pictures of the two cards really closely, the distance between the two ports on the old card is greater than the distance between the two ports on the newer card.
2271974
Yes you would need a different mounting kit, the parts it comes with are for.Socket Type 775AM2AM2+AM31156136611552011If you can get a mounting kit, it is a great heatsink, very big though so make sure your case is wide enough.
1536506
Not sure if their is anything that makes this exclusive to intel pcu or not. Corsair and Coolermaster make some pretty much identical to what this is, pretty much around the same price to that would work with AMD no problem.
956043
It can definitely be screwed into stock heatsink and case mounting. As to the question does iit include the two adapters you can attach via screws to "snap" it into place on some heatsinks? I can't completely remember, but I'm pretty sure it does. Double check if you don't have one laying around on an old heatsink you could swap in case. It's been a while since I unboxed it.
975204
According to Intel (http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/network-adapters/converged-network-adapters/ethernet-x540.html) it's PCIe 2.1. It's well-provisioned (2x the requisite bandwidth in fact) to support dual 10Gbit ports, even if both ports are fully saturated. At least from the PCIe bus perspective. Whether or not the host machine and/or the controller on this card can maintain that kind of rate is another matter.
722013
Need to know the specific part number of your motherboard but more than likely, the answer is no. The release date of the two cpu's are far apart enough that the sockets and/or supporting architectures are different.
961735
No way. This is an AMD motherboard with a different pin setup than the Intel unit. Sorry.
117579
Yes, but be aware of which form factor you're ordering (PCI vs. PCIx). You might have to take the side off your computer to see which ports you have available.
515137
Yes you can. As long as your pci express x16 slot is not being used. Looking at your motherboard it might be a tight fit. But should fit in there too
973372
Yes it will fit it, Thats the exact socket I bought this for. It includes intel and amd based mounts.
1151000
No, this only fits on the following sockets: - Intel LGA 1155 / 1156 / 1366 / 2011, AMD AM2 / AM3 / AM2+ / AM3+ sockets
422163
It depends upon your case. You have to have access to the underside of the motherboard to install the reinforcement bracket. Some cases allow access others do not.
1661633
I believe the components would be compatible; however, I do not believe it would fit. Depending on where the x16 slot is, you might can just remove the cover to let it clear, although I do not advise it.
353445
While there is only one PCIe x16 slot (so only one graphics card can be added) I believe with certain amd cards it supports a form of crossfire between those cards and the build in gpu. I don't have that setup myself, but see http://www.amd.com/en-us/innovations/software-technologies/dual-graphics#faq
298863
I'm about 95% sure it is supported. I had a Cooler Master Hyper N520 attached with no problems.
1358573
The CPU has a special kind of socket associated to it, such as LGA 1150 for Intel products and AM3+ for AMD products. The braket is all that matters here however the motherboard socket determines the bracket. So if your CPU fits on a certain kind of motherboard then that same socket will work for after market coolers.
1901571
Yes, this has plates included that are made for Intel LGA 1150 sockets. This is what mine is installed on.