im using the AMD Quad Core A10-Series APU A10-6800K with Radeon HD 8670D cpu and it runs hot, will cooling systems fit? (fans)
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I'm sure it will. I currently have 6 fans in my case at the moment (4 stock, 2 aftermarket). That isn't including the fans for my GPU; everything fits and runs cool. The only problem I really had with my case is that my CPU fan + Heatsink were almost too big for the side panel to go back on. If you have any more questions let me know.
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It depends. It has limited (120mn) air cooling support and maybe 1 or 2 places for 240mm radiators. Also, I own this case and don't recommend it. Spend a bit more and get something great.
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Do you have the Rosewell case already? I am running a 990FX motherboard, 16gb ram, AMD 8150 Black with GeForce 8400 2gb video card with this case, the case has provisions for at least 4 additional fans. I am running 3, and have no issues.
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I will say no. I'm currently using the biggest Bequiet heatsink with two (1 120mm and 1 140mm) and it still idles at 45 and goes up to 60 - 65 degrees when playing BF3
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I own the A10-5700 and it cools the APU pretty good. I have not looked at the temps in a while, but I believe it was the high 40s C° when streaming.
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No room for a fan from what I remember. Stick with a low TDP Haswell/Ivy Bridge CPU and it will be fine.
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I have an A10-6800k and run good, if u want when u have all the system installed and running, update the bios for better performance... I recommend that!
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I stuck with the stock fans and they've worked for me - quiet, no overheating. That said, I should mention that I'm not overclocking anything in this build and did the best I could to keep wires out of the airflow channels (cable management is still a challenge in this form factor, but if you're doing it for cooling and don't care what things look like once the case is closed, you're fine). I'm running an i5 4670K with stock heat sink/fan, Corsair Vengeance RAM, 2 x 2TB hard drives.
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The fans are for the interior of the box and not made for a heat sink fan for the CPU/"Chip". You should check with the AMD site to see what is the optimal heat sink for the chip that you have. If it needs a large one with a fan, then make sure you have a power supply that can handle the load. Hope this helps - Ken
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It depends on your case. I have a full tower and I had room for 2 of these and my CPU is liquid cooled. The radiator for my CPU is mounted at the top of my case. One card cooled from the front of the case, the other through the back.
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i already had a fan, but they have plenty on amazon to do the job.make sure you get the arctic silver thermal paste too. this will keep theamd running cooler.
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I used Intel Pentium cpu with stock fan and there is plenty of space. I am not sure about AMD.
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I have bought two different model AMD APU's and they both have come with cooling fans in the boxwith the APU. So the answer is a big YES.
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The case vents extremely well. I have a GTX 780, and running Battlefield 4 on ultra for hours my max temp is 62C. I have 2 fans on the front, 1 on the back, and an exhaust on the side in front of GPU. It would still run fine without those, I just wanted colored lights there.
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I bought one of this to use on a dual core CPU. It does it's job as expected, throws out lots of air and it very good at reducing several degrees from the CPU. However, if you are planning to purchase a cooler for an Eight Core AMD FX, this is not your fan. For a CPU like yours I recommend you to get a watercooler. I have the same cpu as you and got a coolermaster Seidon for about $60. AMD cpus overheat a lot, so I would stay away from air cooling if I were you
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Stock cooling will do just fine. I have mine slightly over clocked and no worries. Just make sure you have good air flow through your case.
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Hi,Will be sufficient for A8-3800 and A8-5500For A8-3850 A8-3870K2 A8-5600K2 cooling is not sufficientBest regards,Valeriy
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Easily. I'm currently running a Black Edition Z97 Gigabyte, 4790K, and NVidia GTX&50 Ti and the cooling fan doesn't even come on most times. You'll have power to spare (what you've listed is under 500 w).
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You're definitely right! I think the chip outputs too much heat. What I did is undervolted the cpu from the BIOS and also disabled the AMD Turbo Technology, and now it's so much cooler and quieter. Temp on idle around 30-35 load 50-55. Lowest degree was 25. That's insane with the stock fan!