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? & What size fan would I add?
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Here is the specifications:CPU Socket AMD Socket AM3 / AM2 / 940 / 939 CPU Support AMD:Phenom II X4/X3 (partial)Phenom X4/X3 (partial)Athlon II X2Athlon X2 (partial)AthlonSempron About adding a second fan... it is up to you, since Athlon X2 does not heat up as much as the new AM3 models, it would be more cosmetic like adding a LED fan, just to make it more appealing
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I have order this motherboard for my hp DV2000 ! But the motherboard did not come with the FAN ! I have not use the motherboard and return to amazon!!
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For comparison I used a Corsiar GS 700(normal size PSU). Anything larger will not fit side by side with a fan on the bottom. I hope I answered what you needed to know.
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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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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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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.
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I installed this on a FM2 socketed MSI mini ITX motherboard, in a mini ITX case, with a AMD A6-5400K processor. Its a big improvement over the stock AMD fan. It fits perfectly in the mini ITX case, but there is not much room to spare. This is slightly bigger than the stock AMD fan but lots less noisy.
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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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Just FYI, this thing is huge! I put in on an older Radeon 5770 when the fan went bad and I made sure to measure, but even then it is surprising how big it is. I have a full size case and I can't put a case fan in one of the slots because the things sticks up so much. Your card will definitely run hotter (I forget how many degrees mine went up, maybe 5-10 Celsius but still in a workable range) and it will really depend what kind of airflow you have in your case. It might even require a few modifications to the passive cooler. I had to cut off some plastic so it would fit on the card properly.
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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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I really do not know for sure. It should from what I have seen. Mine already has two fans in it. Sorry could not be more help. Thanks Ted
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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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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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Noctua NH-U12S. Not too big, with the option of adding a second fan later if you wish. Won't get in the way of your RAM.
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I have the Noctua NH-D14 in mine. I had to remove the side fan but it fit with no problems. I had a tiny bit of room to spare, but the NH-D15 is just a bit larger so I can't be sure it will fit.
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what socket is your motherboard? for example: LGA 1155,LGA 775, i used this fan for a pentium dual core and it worked alright, but now I have a core 2 duo.If your motherboard is a socket LGA 775 and your proccesseor is compatible with your motherboard then yes i will work.