Will this support a eMachines EL1300G-01w computer with the original motherboard and will it need its own fan?
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You have to look that up through the manufacturer's specs for your machine. Yes you have to either use the existing fan in your unit or purchase a new one. You are far better off just buying a new machine as I purchased this processor through Eagle Eye Electronics and got it D.O.A and then the seller kept my money anyway, even after I returned the faulty processor to him.
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I bought this fan Intel Thermal Solution Cooling Fan for E5-2600 Processors BXSTS200C used it in a rack mounted case with fans in front and back of case and helped direct airflow out the back. Any socket 2011 fan will work.
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Yeah it comes with one fan on the front behind the metal mesh that's pre-installed, just need to plug it into your motherboard. It's about 5"x5" don't really have specific specs to give you just a pretty generic fan. I haven't overclocked anything and things stay pretty cool.
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Many computer fans have three wires - +12V, ground, and tachometer. Here is more detailed information:www dot pcbheaven dot com/wikipages/How_PC_Fans_Work/You should have no problems.
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In most cases, you only want the cpu fan installed directly to the motherboard, unless you are an enthusiast or just want it to run quietly.
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It comes standard with a rear 120mm fan, but has space for two up top, one in the front and one down at the bottom. Having fans at the top isn't a problem if you use the right one to avoid vibration. Being able to fit the top fans also depends on you're mother board, as the space in there can get quite tight. One other thing too note is that you can't mount water cooling radiator, such as a Corsair H80, a there isn't the clearance room. Over all though a good case for the money.
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Retail Package has an included fan and heatsink: but it's going to be LOUD. I suggest a Liquid Cooling Assembly like the Antec H2O 620. I have found it fits nicely on both sockets 775 and 1155.
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No, this plugs in only to the CPUFAN connector (12v I believe) You can find what you are looking for by searching "computer case fan"
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Well the model I got was the N520 and the fans are 92MM fans. I thought they were 120 so I was surprised but happy that they were actually smaller. This meant that they would fit many more cases than a standard "big boy" CPU cooler would. This cooler should fit your MoBo fine. Just be sure you aren't using a super small case is all. Also even if you have large heatsinks on your RAM, unless you have a very VERY small motherboard you should be just fine.
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Hmmm, Amazonfan, not sure what to tell you regarding your converter - I'm sure it'll work fine, and this fan sure doesn't seem to be a power hog to me, so I seriously doubt it's gonna blow anything out -but you'll have to attach it to both your mobo and your psu. I doubt it'll function otherwise. I set mine at full speed, and it does a great job of cooling at that setting, and is whisper quiet.Not entirely sure I answered your question completely here, but that's the best advice I can give you, going by my own install experiences...
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Sure. Just be careful to read the manual and place your memory and PCI cards in the correct slots. If you use just one CPU, you must use the first CPU. I do this on several servers so that if I need extra capacity I can always add a CPU and memory. For a CPU fan, use the Dynatron R17 2 Ball Bearing CPU Cooler Heatpipes, (www.Directron.com Part Number: COOL-R17). It fits perfectly and performs well.
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Not unless you are planning to replace the heatsink as well. It has a little 40mm sunflower fan set into the heatsink that has already failed once for me.
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The fans will connect to the motherboard. They can connect to the psu if you have a molax adapter for the powers supply.
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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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I do not have that unit to verify, but I would not hesitate to buy that heatsink fan combo to use in this case as there is a lot of space available for it. After looking at my computer in this case, and pictures of the heatsink fan combo you mentioned...it looks like I would bet yes.
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No, a fan cooler is not included. It is highly likely to work with the msi-Z87-G43 as it should be compatible with any Z87 board but MSI should be able to confirm this. Whether your mother board needs paired memory modules or will accept just one is also a question for MSI. My guess is it will accept one. Have you considered the Asus Z87 Deluxe Quad for a motherboard? This is the one I picked and it supports Thunderbolt.
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For a case like this it is not necessary to have external fans and dual 80 mm fans are not compatible with this case. Infact i would even advise against using fans if your using it as a media center hub for your tv. The hardware that you will be putting into this machine will never get hot enough to warrant dual 80 mm fans. Mine is kept running 24/7.