this fan works with a ati hd 6670 1gb low profile ddr5? or is too big for that?
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Chances are it pushes less air than you're default fan, at least it did for me . I was debating between a new card or new fan, i should have chosen a new card because I've had to buy one anyways
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Yes it will, the HD6670 LP is listed as a compatible GPU on ARCTIC's website. http://www.arctic.ac/us_en/products/cooling/vga/accelero-l2-plus.html <-- Scroll down to compatibility.
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Hello, it depends on the fan model number, contact us for details on compatibility! :)
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Well this is some of the lowest profile ram out there so if this doesn't fit them I'm not sure which will. Personally I'd measure out the dimensions to make sure, but I don't think you'll have a problem. Good luck.
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I have corsair ram there is plenty of room. if it matched the chipset there should be no problem. If you have a large fan on your side cover it will touch the fan the unit is tall.
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Hi Kyle, If your motherboard is ATX, then yes. The fans are all 120mm except for the front, which is 240mm. As for the expantion cards, I guess so as I dont own what you have. But I have a graphics card and it works well length wise. So you should be fine. If you not happy you can always return the case. :)
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I could not say, I removed the fans for other use do to the size, if you have space between the Memory Slots and the 1st PCIe Slot then yes.I have only 1/4 inch on my MB and felt it was to close to back on my Video Card.
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As long as you have PCI slot and a 3 pin fan connector on your motherboard to spare this works great!
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I had this fan placed in my HP Pavilion w/an AMD processor. It worked great
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I'm sorry, but I don't have the knowledge on your existing fan model to see if it will work. You may want to contact the vendor SupplyEdge. Take care
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Yes it will work. the fan does not connect to the memory but the MB so it will work with any memory you put in your computer. if you have a liquid cooling set up you will be good
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The only real way to know is to check the dimensions of the video card. The fan does stick out a little bit too so you will need to check the dimensions to see if it will fit exactly in the slot. Slimline cases are a little different because of how small they are so you will have to find cards that fit and will work. Also you will have to make sure your power supply can handle the card as well. I hope this helps.
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I have an Asrock micro ATX board with a Hyper 212 EVO, and no, the fan will not fit over the last RAM slot closest to the CPU because of the extra height added by the RAM's heat sink fins. A plain ram stick without the fins would fit. However, if you don't slide the fan down all the way but stop about a half inch above the bottom, the Ripjaw will fit underneath. I've monitored CPU temps with this arrangement and so far the cooler works just fine even though the fan is 1/2" displaced, so I'm satisfied.
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yes... the specs on the fan refers to the usage (current usage or the "draw") and the power adapter refers to the max allowable amperes. It should be fine. I love it.. it has a moderate hum but great air flow. I'm looking to add two more to my tower/server.
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I really do not know for sure. It should from what I have seen. Mine already has two fans in it. Sorry could not be more help. Thanks Ted
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I couldn't tell you the exact dimensions but I can tell you this case is very small. I have Radeon HD 7970 in it and it pretty much takes up all of the space in the lower half of the case. If I need to upgrade anything at all I'll basically have to buy a new one. If these are considered "big" fans for computer cases then I'd say probably not. Mine had fans in it already so I didn't need to install any. It looks cool and I like all of the USB port options on the front, it's just way smaller than I accounted for. So, bare that in mind.
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Yes it is because that's the kind of socket I have on my motherboard. My MB can accomodate a P4 which I use or a Dual II Core or a Quad Core for socket 775. This fan has been a huge improvement to my machine. Once you get it in place it's so much more of a secure fan connection and is so much quieter than the standard push-pin fans which can be a real pain to install. The only pain with this one is you have to remove the MB to install it but once you're finished and everything is back together again it is SOOOO worth it!
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As long as you have the correct male end that fits the appropriate slot, the MB will handle it. Your limitation is you Power Supply. You will want a minimum of a 650 watt IMHO. You would have to read the specs for the exact watt. I had a Nvidia card that got pretty hot, so I changed out to a dual fan video card and I am much happier. Nice board, has lots of heat sinks, runs smooth, not a problem of any kind in a year.