Does this processor come with a fan and heatsink? I didn't see it on the description. Thanks!
1839731
yes, but they are stock only. follow this link: http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item;=intel_corei5_3470&num;=1. If you need more cooling or are considering overclocking, you might consider an upgrade...
461176
Yes, it comes with a fan. The fan is good enough for light gaming, but if you plan to do some heavy work for long hours, or plan to overclock it, buy a better fan, like the hyper 212 from cooler master, good and cheap. Don´t forget to buy a good psu if you plan to do some oc.
846726
If you purchase the boxed version then yes it will come with a heatsink/fan. However, the included heatsink is totally inadequate for cooling the 6800k. You will definitely need a decent aftermarket cooler for this apu. I own two 6800k's and I wouldn't dare put a wimpy cooler on either of them.
1135100
This item does not come with cooling fan, just a heatsink. It is low profile ready.ThanksCopystars Support
419054
Yes, this comes with a small heatsink and an OEM cooling fan. You have to move it out of the way to get the chip out of the package.
1644056
It comes with a fan that already has thermal paste on it, but get another fan and another thermal paste, I had a bad experience with the stock fan and thermal paste. also don't get this, I regretted getting this, just spend another 50 on 6300 or 100 on 8320 or 8350
67415
Yes. It comes with a heat sink but if your building a gaming rig then by a newer processor this one sucks.
2023375
Comes with nothing but the cooling fan as shown. Or, I don't think there is any way to buy sticks of ram and get a cooling fan as a package. Hope this is clear and helps.
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.
463075
No, it does not come with a CPU fan and heat sink. When you're going to spend around $1K for this CPU, it's kind of expected that you'll be acquiring your own cooling solution to suit your needs. I recommend liquid cooling. I'm using a Corsair H110i, which is more than adequate for my needs. Then again, I do not overclock. I can't tell you if a closed loop liquid cooling system, which the H100i is, can get the job done if you plan to overclock a Intel i7-4960X. By the way, this Intel i7-4960X is a sweet CPU.
273291
There is one included with the cpu. Remember its a stock fan there are better fans out there.
601156
Yes, it does. Although I ended up using a 3rd-party heatsink that was quieter.
2206072
It's new but does not come boxed. It comes in a Manufacture Package. This is what companies get when they order 10, 15 or 20000 processors at a time. This is well worth the cost. I have been using mine now for over a year with NO problems what-so-ever. I highly recommend. Super cheap upgrade. Almost forgot . . there is no fan included but they do include heat sink compound. Just use your old heat sink and fan . . . you'll be ok. Be sure to clean all the old compound from the old heat sink.
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.
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.
585530
It comes with a heatsink, not case fan... I don't like stock heatsinks though so I got a corsair liquid cooling system instead.
434482
Yes it does come with pre-applied thermal paste on the sink with fan included. you can always clean it off and use your own thermal paste but why? the cooling is sufficient. under heavy load when i play games, it never goes over 60C. just make sure your case has good cooling and/or airflow. it may get hotter if u do things such as 3d editing and etc in which others have noted so watch out for that. just use HWMonitor to monitor your temps. it's a free software.