does the CPU come with a heat sink and fan
945820
yup, the stock was used with the processor in the pc (not bought used) and now 2 blades broke off and the fan quit
945821
Yes, Although I would highly not recommend using the stock. You're going to want to overclock by at least .2 Ghz if you get this processor. This type of processor is the best for overclocking. I've been using a Cooler Master 212 EVO for quite some time now and been running like a dream. I can run at about 77% CPU under heavy loads (Like starting up a development library), but not for long. I've bench-marked and stress tested this processor and compared the cooling data and I think I can fairly say that the 212 EVO is exponentially better than the stock fan, especially when using two fans instead of the one that comes in the box. Yes, Although I would highly not recommend using the stock. You're going to want to overclock by at least .2 Ghz if you get this processor. This type of processor is the best for overclocking. I've been using a Cooler Master 212 EVO for quite some time now and been running like a dream. I can run at about 77% CPU under heavy loads (Like starting up a development library), but not for long. I've bench-marked and stress tested this processor and compared the cooling data and I think I can fairly say that the 212 EVO is exponentially better than the stock fan, especially when using two fans... » Read More Yes, Although I would highly not recommend using the stock. You're going to want to overclock by at least .2 Ghz if you get this processor. This type of processor is the best for overclocking. I've been using a Cooler Master 212 EVO for quite some time now and been running like a dream. I can run at about 77% CPU under heavy loads (Like starting up a development library), but not for long. I've bench-marked and stress tested this processor and compared the cooling data and I think I can fairly say that the 212 EVO is exponentially better than the stock fan, especially when using two fans instead of the one that comes in the box. « Show Less
945822
Yes. It comes with a Cooler Master heat sink / fan combo that has a few heat pipes and thermal compound pre-applied. With the stock heat sink my CPU temp (at 4.2 GHz) at idle is only 34 C and so far has only gotten up to 45 C when gaming.
945823
Yes. I find it funny that people say get a Cooler Master heatsink when in fact, the cooler that comes with this CPU is made by Cooler Master, but it seems to have a small cheap fan. I upgraded to a larger fan.
1517201
Yes, a nice heatsink and fan with a 4-pin connector. You will also get a small information page about the processor and a nice sticker to put on your computer with the AMD logo.
846722
Yes, it comes with a stock heat sink just as crappy as any other processor's stock heat sink.
1827404
Yes, this CPU comes with a heatsink and fan assembly. As the previous user commented, don't use them if you plan to overclock. I have found (after using this CPU for several months with the stock heatsink and fan assembly) that it stays comfortably cool even while running powerful games like Syrim or Assassins Creed 3 on full graphics. On top of that, while running those games on full, it still isn't at 100% load.
2247719
Yes it comes with a stock heat sink. You do not have to buy an aftermarket/cpu cooler/heat sink. It is not likely to have over heating problems. This cpu is locked and can not be over clocked.
1136687
No fan or heat sink, unless otherwise stated by the company, Mine came just processor and thermal compound
1231835
It does include a stock intel fan/heatsink. The stock cooling solution is not fancy, but particularly for the i7-4770S (65W SKU), it seems to be perfectly adequate. It's much better than Intel stock heatsinks were back in the P4 days, and is almost silent, even under load. That will obviously depend on ambient temperatures and what else is going on in your machine (and just how silent you consider "silent"), so I'm not saying that you will never want some upgraded cooling solution, but I'd say that the stock cooler is likely to be the right choice for the majority of people.
2267145
It comes with the fans. Depending on your CPU heatsink fan you may want to remove the case fan that sits diagonally under it as it makes for a tight fit.
273286
It does come with a stock fan, however I switched it out and used a Zalman CPU fan
461177
Yes the cpu come with a retail fan, this do their work well, my cpu never goes to 40° o more and im living in a tropical zone with 32-35° on the wheather, and making hard gaming with battlefield 3 on High Settings on a 1440x900 resolution. Sorry for my bad english but im latin :), I hope helped you
1847106
Yes. It is a retail processor so it comes with a heatsink/fan combo made for this processor specifically.
580280
Yes, it comes with a heat sink and fan but it was too loud under load so I replaced with a Cooler Master Hyper 212 Plus unit that performs better and is much quieter. If you anticipate the processor will be under load a good amount of the time (gaming or apps that tax the CPU), you might consider an aftermarket cooler as well to keep temps down and not just for the fan noise.
1278047
That is correct. Comes with original intel cooling fan. Thermal paste already applied. thank you.....Mega Micro Devices Inc.
595071
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.
1601070
The fan and heatsink come with it, yes. along with pre-applied thermal paste.
943324
If you buy a Retail Boxed version then yes it comes with an Intel fan. If you buy an OEM version it will only be the cpu.
1278049
No fan included. It comes with thermal paste. You must buy your own fan. New fans usually come with pre applied thermal paste.