I bought an AM1M-A motherboard because it had the right socket for this processor but no heatsink backet. How do I attach this heatsink?
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You may have the wrong processor. The AMD Sempron 145 is a Socket AM3 Processor. The motherboard you purchased is for processors that are compatible with the AM1 Socket. This processor is incompatible with your motherboard. A processor compatible with your motherboard would be something such as the Sempron 3850, which is a similar price to this processor. Sorry for the inconvenience, but the two parts you have bought, are incompatible.
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I did some looking, and I did not find the answer.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcjQ1MlZFasASUS AM1M-A Micro ATX AMD Motherboard Overview - Newegg TV however, http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA4DR1PN3300&cm;_re=heatsink-_-9SIA4DR1PN3300-_-Producthas a mounting set that is not displayed.http://www.computershopper.com/feature/75-pc-building-tips-cpu-heat-sink-installationand this link has lots of hints regarding installing your heatsink
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The heatsink (it looks like a fan) has these little metal arms that actually attach to the processors seating, not the processor itself, but the plastic part it plugs into.
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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.
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I used the stock Intel Cooler and Fan Kit that was on the original CPU. I just swapped out the old CPU.
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You need to know what socket (ie:11500 the mother board will accept. Then match it to the processor.
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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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No, you can't. You need to get Intel FAN. The best way to do it is get a new set of CPU Cooler.
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Hello, I bought it some months ago.Just use the SATA cable and the power cable connected to your mother board and that's it.
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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.
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The heatsink would fit the CPU, so since this is an LGA-775, you need an LGA-775 CPU heatsink, as for the chassis, I have no idea.
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I don't know, but on my board I had to saw (or Dremel) off the top parts of two heatsinks. Everything worked fine on the finished box. One tricky part, I wasn't careful enough aligning everything the first time. It's easy to have the processor stick (thermal paste) to the heatsink and come out of the socket or out of alignment with the socket.
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Yes, it does come with a heatsink. The stock one is fine since you can't over lock it.
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This is the same socket as your current cpu. You need to find the make and model of your motherboard and visit their website to see the maximum allowed wattage for the socket. Some AM3 boards are 95W max and this chip is 125W. All Cpus come with a factory heatsink which includes a cpu fan.
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Hello friend I have a heatsink like this: Corsair Vengeance Airflow Memory Cooling Fan CMYAF your device is compatible to be mounted?
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It comes with the heat sink and the thermal paste already applied. You just put the processor in the socket and put the heat sink on top. The thermal paste is pre applied on the heat sink.
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msi motherboard, amd processor, fm2 socket and absolutely not a chance in hell it was fitting. Agian, not artic's fault. look at how the old cooler is attached. is it clipped or does it have pins. ? that should start you in the right directiion
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If you use the fan/heatsink that comes with the CPU, it has thermal compound on it - which is all that I used.
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It comes with a heatsink/fan with thermal paste already on it. Just place the fan assembly on top of the microprocessor and hook the 4 hold owns to your motherboard.