So, will this product fit perfectly in the place of an OEM Intel LGA775 socket CPU fan?
1949725
yup it should fit just makes sure to use the right brackets for your cpu and board type
1949726
If you are asking if it is compatible with a LGA775 socket type, yes. It comes with the necessary adapter brackets for pretty much any CPU socket size, but if you are asking if it is the same size physically compared to the OEM CPU fan that come with Intel CPUs, then absolutely no. It it easily twice the height and a bit wider than the OEM CPU fans. Hope that answered your question!
1949727
Yes, it will fit. You should remove the motherboard from the case to install it, though.
1949728
According to Coolermaster, LGA775 is compatibe. Its a pain to install because you have to remove your motherboard. It bolts on from the back.
1949729
Yes it will no trouble at all I have a old gaming 775 socket with cm v8 rocking it buy it great CPU cooler keeps mine at 38 c an 47 on full load,
1949730
It will fit to the board perfectly, but you will need to read the product dimmensions to make sure it will fit in your case...
1949731
Fit mine perfectly. You should have not problems. Just be sure your case can accommodate the size.
1949732
My socket is 423, Intel 58 chipset. Suggest looking at Coolermaster website for complete specs. This is a VERY tall fan, so make sure it will fit your case and not block cards.
1030522
I took a look at the specs for that chassis and it looks like as long as you have the stock CPU fan and low profile RAM you will be okay. That being said you ventilation is probably going to be crap as the card is going to take up a large amount of space, but yes it appears it will fit.
1151000
No, this only fits on the following sockets: - Intel LGA 1155 / 1156 / 1366 / 2011, AMD AM2 / AM3 / AM2+ / AM3+ sockets
1572656
Yes, If it is with the stock intel cooler..the thermal paste is already on the fan assembly
1940360
No Sadly. This is an AM3+ socket, as the CPU you want has a FM2 socket. FM2 has a big hole in the middle, so watch, as Am3+ does not. Hope this can help! :D
440116
I think you will be fine using the stock fan with the usage that you laid out. It's a really impressive little chip, enjoy.
2026576
Physically the part will fit in the alloted space. However, the problem is / may be whether the BIOS accepts this part. That, I do not know.
1323482
It clamps onto the CPU like any other fan, so I would imagine if the footprint of your CPU is the same that it would fit. Have you thought about comparing the Intel chip sizes with the AMD sizes?
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
249757
Yes it fits perfectly but the actual fan won't last long.. I purchased two ESC fans and swapped one for the heatsink and its been fine ever since.
1819458
Yes it does. I just replaced the fan for the exact same model. It was a little difficult getting the housing off of the fan that is attached to the heat sink, but it fit perfectly. Also, if you're experienced with it and have thermal paste laying around, I recommend putting new paste on the cpu since you have to take heat sink off. If you aren't experienced with that, then don't worry about it.
976552
It will absolutely not fit. Desktop processors (eg. the processor in question) have a different physical socket as well as different power and cooling requirements.
1531010
I cannot say with certainty because I don't have those parts to test, but the cooler is wider than it is tall so it may have issues. The fan more or less is the top footprint of the unit, so if you can place a 120mm fan centered on your CPU without it bumping into things then you should be ok.
479271
They will fit fine. This is installed on the back single fan wall where the motherboard meets the edge of the case so the connections are accessible so the length is pretty much predetermined. Fits my Armor+ case perfectly. Super cool and I am running an overclocked i3770k.
2179179
I used the stock Intel Cooler and Fan Kit that was on the original CPU. I just swapped out the old CPU.
424398
I took a look at that board and those DIMM slots do look awfully close to that socket. Truthfully, this a fairly wide heatsink/fan regardless of the low profile. Personally, I don't think I'd chance it.
1100312
I don't know. That Pentium CPU is socket LGA775, which dates back to the Core 2 Duo era. This cooler is designed to work with the newer Intel socket LGA1050/1055/1056. If the cooler mounting holes on the motherboard haven't changed between those generations, it /might/ work. I would look for a cooler that specifically lists support for LGA775.