is this fan compatible with socket 775 pentium dual core processor?
2035910
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!
2035911
Yes. I had it working with a socket 775 dual core processor for over a year.The only caveat I have is that I had an Asus motherboard that could only control fan speed with a 4-pin fan connector and this is a 3-pin connector. As a result the fan ran at full speed. Although it moves a LOT of air and kept the CPU quite cool, it was also noisy. I wound up installing a device that dropped the voltage to the fan so it would run quieter.
2035912
I have no idea. You need to open up your case and measure to see or call the manufacturer.it seems to fit most towers heatsinks unless you have a mini tower.
2035913
Yes it will work fine on the Socket 775 Pentium board. I am using one on an older Pentium 4 socket 775. There is no difference in the dual core processor size and shape.
2265368
As long as they are made to work together it will for instance, Search the the socket size of your motherboard, if they match it will work. Here is what I just did on ebay I bought a combo D945 Motherboard - 3.4GHz (D945) Pentium Dual-Core 64-bit both are 775/Socket so they are a match. find the vendor of motherboard and find the specs on the CPU and you will get the answers you need. if you have to call for support.
168277
No friend because this motherboard is socket 775 and only supports the intel core 2 quad processor 775. The core i series socket 1155 is therefore only work in new motherboards Intel 1155.
1100313
Well it is intended for Intel Core i7/i5/i3 (Socket LGA1156/1155)But you can use thisThermaltake CL-P0497 Intel Heatsink with Fan
443933
I have a 4770k (1150 socket) and I run this system on my gaming computer. Generally the 1150 and 1155 sockets utilize the same fan mounting holes and if a product description doesn't specifically say 1150, but does specify 1155, the part will match up correctly.
853997
The chipset you get should determine what type of fan/heatsink to get. It only needs to fit a 775 socket. Also depending on your chassis, if it does not support open architecture, you will not be able to put any aftermarket board in it. It would have to be a board that was proprietary to that case like the one u are replacing. Most popular brands are proprietary, especially the smaller form factor types with different power supplies.
1299302
yes its compatible with 2nd and 3rd intel core /pentium/ celeron processors with cpu socket LGA1155. You have the second gerneration so your all good
2079035
i would try it and see if it works . i have used them before and seemed to work ok. does it fit the cpu like your other fan? if yes give it a try. and i would check your bios to see if the fan is working at or near the speed that`s normal. a lot of boards have bios that tell you the operating speed of the fan
803386
yes that is the same type and socket cpu i got my fan for it is made for that fan
2239828
It should be compatible. Both the board and the CPU use AM3+ socket. For the incompatibility alert, did you check that you have enough power from the PSU?
2206947
Hello, it depends on the fan model number, contact us for details on compatibility! :)
935476
It is trully hard to give an honest answer to this question. some manufactors make propriety coolers and what would appear to work does not. my board is listed as having an fm2 socket therefore i assumed this cooler was compatible through no fault of the coolers it turns out that instead of and amd fm2 i needed and intel 1150. if you are unsure, first take some measurements look at how the old one attaches do a little research on the interent and worse case scenario opt for just the fan replacement if you can make do with that instead.'
1220033
As long as your current fan uses screws and not plastic clips this one should work without any problems (I've used this fan on several different brands of computers (e.g. Dell, HP, etc.) without any additional steps needed) - if your existing fan uses plastic clips then you may need to install the adapter to the mobo so it will accept the screws instead of the plastic clips... Good luck! RH
1135591
Yeah, works with any 1155 socket. Great cpu! I'm using it for a gaming build, It's a steal at this price to be so good and actually out do some higher end core 2's and mid range core 2 quads, blows amd away compared to many cpu's. Great deal!
1509592
It works in any 1155 Socket, anyway on the manufacturer's site you can see this processor in the CPU Support List of your motherboard. Telling the truth that's my same motherboard model Here you can see it: http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/H61M-VG3/?cat=CPU
1959408
i replace pentium dual core 1.8 for core 2 duo 3.06, in socket 775, is best machine...
278181
Sorry, it wont work because you need LGA 1150, which is like the number of pins on your cpu, and that motherboard only has LGA 775.