Would this fit in the HP Compaq Presario SR1650NX with an AMD Athlon 64 X2 4600+ with 130watt 939 socket? What about with adding a second fan? &amp; What size fan would I add?
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This is a BIG CPU Cooler as you can find out from specification which it comes with a standard 12cm case fan. I have a big case from Corsair which has no problem to fit this cooler to work with my i7 3770K CPU. I am afraid it may have difficulty to fit to your HP case or even Dell. I bought additional fans from newegg.com. The one that I bought is also from Cooler Maser but economy packaging which has 4 fans, cost me about $9 after rebate. I use the additional mounting tool from the package to mount the second fan to the cooler without problem and direct plug in to the motherboard case fan port. It works as pull and push to increase air flow to reduce the heat. I mount additional 12cm fans to the top of the case to improve airflow. I hope this info is helpful to you.
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asrock g31m-vs2 fits an Intel LGA 775 socket. This sweet fan is compatible with the aforementioned socket. Buy and enjoy!
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FYI - I've got an HP with an AMD chip and that sucker runs hot (running Vista). Cooling fan runs all the time. Another HP I recently bought has the Intel chip and it runs significanlt cooler (Win 7). Can't tell if it the chip or OS but all I can report is what I'm experiencing. The guy at Best Buy had the same comment on AMD chips.
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im using a 4 inch inline fan i bought at htg for 1 600w hps in a 4x4x7 and it isn't cutting it ( temps in the 80's) so with 2x 600w you might need something better than this
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Yes, it comes with an AMD fan/heat sink that works very well. If you plan to overclock, then you should probably look for an after-market set up.
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I returned the product, but per mfg. website: fans 140 x 140 x 25 mm and heatsink 135 x 160 x 60mm. It wouldn't fit with my setup as outlined above. Will work on AMD AM3, AM2+, and AM2. I believe the 4170 is AM3+, but in terms of actually fitting you will be fine. AM3+ only tweaks are a faster HT Bus and minor.power mgmt changes. Same thing in terms of footprint relating to the cooler.
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If you are talking about the Fractal Design Define R4, it's compatible with a heat sink of 170mm in height (when no fan is installed on the side panel). Here is the dimensions of the HeatSink 134 x 140 x 160 mm (without fan) 159 x 140 x 171 mm (with Dual Fans). So in my opinion I think it's going to be a little bit of a tight fit, you will also need low profile ram too otherwise the cooler won't fit (well that's what happened to me). If I were you I'd look at other heatsinks first and consider this one as a back up.
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If your HP Pavillion desktop computer, you can do what I did for my wifes HP Multimedia computer and gut the case of its motherboard, and replace it with a micro FM-1 motherboard and the AMD A8-3870 FM-1 APU. Gigabit or MSI micro motherboards will fit if it is a desktop, as long as it is a FM-1. You probably will need an additional fan to keep it cool. Install new motherboard drivers and you probably won't have to reinstall software. But HP branded software won't run anymore. Wife is very happy with the performance. A cheap way to upgrade.
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No, I have a Mini-ATX motherboard with 4 RAM slots. I have 4x1gb in each and there is about a 1 inch cap for me. Unless you have memory that has something on it, etc Corsair Memory, GSkill. You should be fine. I looked up the motherboard and it looks fine. Before I got the fan I was worried that this would happen. After I got the fan I was suprised that there was that big of a cap. You could also turn the heatpipes into a vertical state. So you shoudld be go to go!
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As far as I know, these fans should fit without any modifications. I haven't changed mine since it's working properly and I'd only consider swapping it for a PWM version (which as far as I know, still don't exist).
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This fan (as with most) come with the two pin Molex connector .... which connects directly to your motherboard. Most motherboards have at least two of these (one for the processor fan, and the other for a case fan). Not sure how many you plan to connect, but it seems to me that those two are sufficient. Of course, the fan will work with any 12v DC power (direction depending on which way you connect the two wires). How many do you plan to connect, and are you already using the TWO provided 12v connectors on your motherboard?
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I have an Intel Media mobo and the fan fit fine, thanks to the adapter ring it came with, which has two diameter settings - have to get the right one. If your mobo has cooling fins for another component sticking up very close to the CPU socket, that could be a problem.
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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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I don't think that's quite the right fan for your computer. However here is one along with instructions for installing: http://www.cpu-cooling-fan.com/HP/HP-HDX16-1160US.html Those instructions may not be complete enough, but it's a start. Here are more compatible fans on ebay: http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trksid=p2050601.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.XCooling+fan+for+HP+HDX16-1160US&_nkw=Cooling+fan+for+HP+HDX16-1160US&_sacat=0&_from=R40 Warning: Replacing the fan in a laptop is quite a project. You must take apart virtually everything to get to the fan. I was fortunate to find disassembly instructions with pictures. You can do a search for such. Good Luck!
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I can't recall which video card I repaired with this fan. It's installed in one of my machines. They way I found the correct fan was to measure the fan in millimeters from corner to opposite corner, say 30mm. Then I did a search, probably on Google, for a fan the same size with the proper mountings. The pins in the wiring may be different so you may have to solder up the old plug to make it fit, red to red, black to black, yellow, etc. This is a good site to look at http://www.coolerguys.com/
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I had this fan placed in my HP Pavilion w/an AMD processor. It worked great
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425 watts is really pushing it. To help you decide google a power supply calculator and factor in everything in your system, including the case fans. Yes both power supply connections need to be plugged in for proper function. I don't know what's in your system but I'd recommend upgrading your power supply to at least a 500w. Cooler master makes a good one for a good price.