does this CPU come with a heatsink?
1559164
If the description of the item does not mention it then it does not. If you do have to buy one make sure it is compatable and will fit inside your case. Good luck!
2022065
It comes with a very small fan which you can attach to the heatsink but it virtually doesn't need a fan. It idles about 39c and I have yet to see it get over 48c under a normal load
1126221
Yes. This processor contains a thermal solution (fan, heat sink and paste).
419657
It does not. You fan find an Intel one here: http://www.amazon.com/Intel-BXRTS2011AC-Thermal-Solution-Air/dp/B006588YUE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1393305187&sr=8-1&keywords=lga+2011+cpu+fan
601157
Yeah it comes with the heatsink and fan. I don't know what a retail box is though, but it comes in a box that looks like the picture
943617
This case has 3 5.25" external drive bays, all of which lock to secure the drive. It does not come with a heatsink, though it does have one case fan in the front. Most CPUs come with a stock heatsink. I haven't bothered with changing my heatsink from my AMD FX series processor, so I don't know what will fit in this case. A fully loaded fan configuration (two 140 mm fans on top, two 120 mm in front, one 120 mm on the back, and one 120 mm on the bottom) keep my modest 15% overclock below 45 Celsius.
2202796
When you purchase this item it comes with its own heatsink, this heatsink has thermal paste already applied to it. If you want to use a different, higher grade heatsink, you will need to purchase your own thermal paste.
461178
yes it comes with a stock heat sink and fan that is very adequate for everyday computing if you intend to do heavy gaming then the best thing to do is buy a heatsink and fan such as the coolermaster hyper 212 which is cheap and very good
1411645
Yes it comes with a heat sink & fan. They are adequate for normal use. However if you intend to overclock I would recommend an upgrade to at least a heat-pipe type of cpu cooler.
1461410
HDX945WFK4DGM is the OEM model no Heatsink .. When they add a heatsink to the same CPU you get HDX945WFGMBOX as the model number (BOX for retail box version).. Link to the CPU spec's follows .. http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/K10/AMD-Phenom%20II%20X4%20945%20-%20HDX945WFK4DGM%20%28HDX945WFGMBOX%29.htmlThank you for your question
1154172
Unfortunately no and its a very good cooler. It supports Intel LGA 2011/1366 and 115x processors.
1367164
Mine came with the CPU itself and a CPU heat sink/fan assembly that snaps into the motherboard. However I couldn't use the heat sink/fan assembly because I couldn't remove my existing back plate from the motherboard, it was glued on! I had to clean the old thermal paste off my old heat sink, pick up some new thermal paste, apply it to the new CPU I installed and re-use the old heat sink/fan assembly. Not ideal as it's a six year old fan but my temps are fine... for now. I couldn't find a reasonably priced heat sink/fan assembly that would screw into my existing back plate and still make this a cost effective solution! You might want to check yours first. Mine came with the CPU itself and a CPU heat sink/fan assembly that snaps into the motherboard. However I couldn't use the heat sink/fan assembly because I couldn't remove my existing back plate from the motherboard, it was glued on! I had to clean the old thermal paste off my old heat sink, pick up some new thermal paste, apply it to the new CPU I installed and re-use the old heat sink/fan assembly. Not ideal as it's a six year old fan but my temps are fine... for now. I couldn't find a reasonably priced heat sink/fan assembly that would screw into my existing back plate and still make... » Read More Mine came with the CPU itself and a CPU heat sink/fan assembly that snaps into the motherboard. However I couldn't use the heat sink/fan assembly because I couldn't remove my existing back plate from the motherboard, it was glued on! I had to clean the old thermal paste off my old heat sink, pick up some new thermal paste, apply it to the new CPU I installed and re-use the old heat sink/fan assembly. Not ideal as it's a six year old fan but my temps are fine... for now. I couldn't find a reasonably priced heat sink/fan assembly that would screw into my existing back plate and still make this a cost effective solution! You might want to check yours first. « Show Less
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yes intel heatsink with fan is included. Though you got to buy thermal paste, apply some on the cpu die before attach the heatsink fan provided.
137567
Box SKU Numbers as in this AMD CPU "HDZ955FBGMBOX"- see "BOX" at the end- virtually always come with a heat sink. This CPU in particular DOES INCLUDE a heatsink, but its fan is loud. Many people opt for a higher performance after market CPU Heatsink and Fan. Doing so can prolong the life of the CPU. There are also high quality low-profile Heatsink/fan (very compact and quiet too) that are better than the included "stock" version. Stock Heatsinks come with pre-applied thermal compound, but watch out... The stock Thermal Compound is often the adhesive type which can make removing the stock heatsink difficult- Removal Tip: do so when its still warm/hot from being on and use a small back and forth twisting motion to loosen it before pulling up, or you may pull the CPU out of its socket.
1517200
Yes it does. If ur lookin for a low budget build. This CPU is a good start. Happy building
1911731
If the description states "BOX" or "BX" for the cpu, then it means it comes with heatsink and fan. One can always choose to purchase custom heatsink and fan, depending on case size or pc use.
1355266
There is no additional thermal compound included just the small amount that is on the heatsink. Unless you are going to use a different heatsink or attempt to overclock the CPU there should be sufficient thermal compound on the factory heatsink.