will this cool the 95 watt cpus in a small case?
1057312
Yes I used this with a AMD "Kaveri" A10-7850K and it ran cool and pleasantly quiet.
1057313
If it cools my AMD FX 8320 CPU that draws 125 watts and is also known for running hot, you'll be perfectly fine!
1057314
Should be fine. They make quality products I won't use anything else in my builds.
2239739
You can use it, but because of the 200+ watt TDP I would go with water cooling. I use a Corsair H100i with great results. Running at 5.2GHZ a core with average temps of 35c. With the Noctua I heard the averages are about 10 degrees higher.
1120649
I have two of these on my case cooling a fx8350 cpu and have never had an issue.
817840
I wouldn't recommend it because I believe that the specific fan on standard cpu heatsinks run faster and cool the cpu better. It problably woudnt fit on the cpu either
98371
You need atlest 5 CFM at 90psi you can have lower then 5 but doesn't perform at full potential.
1962602
It works well if the this CPU fits into the case. This CPU very reliable, quiet also remains cool under load.
462260
The case has a pretty wide footprint. I don't think you'll have a problem with any power supply. I have a 750 watt power supply and it fits fine.
2098824
I can't say for sure but Dominator Platinum has very high heatsinks. This may be a problem with installing many air coolers. I probably would not go for it, suggest you use water cooler if your case can accommodate it.
2185205
I am sorry but I can't tell you if it works for your needs but most are adaptable to fit as long as the voltage and amperage are within the required levels. I purchased 2 of these but not for conventional uses. I built a prototype cooling system for my a/v receiver. Have had no problem with the fans and it drop the operating temp by 30 degrees. As far as computers, not sure. Sorry
325092
Yes. This is an improved thermal design which isolates the power supply's airflow from the rest of the computer components. The power supply will pull cool air in through the bottom vents and blow warm air out the back of the case. This prevents the dust and heat from inside the computer from passing through the power supply.
2087175
The EVGA web site lists a 350W minimum power supply. The heat sink can get quite warm under taxing use.
66099
Yes it will. I am using a Thermaltake 750 watt PS with the same dimensions. 3.4 x 5.9 x 6.3.Enjoy the case!
922830
I don't believe that it will have sufficient power. I built nothing but 350 to 400 watt computers up until the time I finished that machine. Since then, to be safe and not sorry, I have installed Thermaltake 700's and one Coolermaster 600 80% guaranteed unit in my newer builds. When the prices come down with rebates, there is no need to under power these machines. More IS better and simplifies things a lot.
1269893
I recommend getting the Alpine 64 Plus, Alpine 64 Pro, or something better. As long as your case size can fit it. The ARCTIC Alpine 64 GT Rev. 2 CPU Cooler here is tiny in size. It's designed for absolute minimal cooling with small sized PCs that will never be overclocked. It's usually better overall to get the bigger heatsink designs.
2068986
No not without fan for sure. I tried a 2 inch thick 5 inch diameter cpu cooler with no fan and within 3 minutes it (the heat sink) is hot enough to melt your skin if you touch it. With enough air flow and a cooler ambient temperature (I would say roughly 70 Deg F./ 23 Deg C ) you might be fine.
2125061
Yes, it is, but keep in mind this is a pretty weak heatsink so you may have issues with Cool N Quiet if it's struggling to cool a quad core or 95+ watt CPU. It'd be wise to avoid relying on Cool N Quiet until you know what kind of temps you're running on average, max CPU power draw, etc. For HTPC use you can grab a lower end Athlon x2 (under 95w!) or some AM2+ Sempron (If I'm remembering correctly), an ASROCK 780GX-family chipset board with Cool N Quiet enabled, even on the integrated graphics you should be able to expect very little/no noise and satisfactory performance. AM2+ isn't dead.
1678617
I have the i7 4790k and use a 1,000 watt corsaie psu. However 700watts would do fine.