Does this heat sink fit into LGA 2011 V3 motherboard as well. Thanks in advance for your help.
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The issue I had with a Rampage IV was memory space. The memory I used because of the heatsinks on it, had to be spread a bit for this fan to fit. Looking at this motherboard it looks tight with the memory placement. This fan is an awesome fan even though it is big. Good luck.
67415
Yes. It comes with a heat sink but if your building a gaming rig then by a newer processor this one sucks.
945004
Yes it will, i have the same setup. Awesome heatsink. depending on where the cpu socket is on your mobo, you may have to cut the inside of the case a little bit for the mount that goes on the bottom of your mobo to hold the heatsink in place. A dremel with a diamond wheel worked great for me and you'll never see the cut once the mobo is installed. Good luck!
889819
Yes it does fit. Go to the wiki on PCI. The card itself is a universal (3.3Volt & 5Volt) 32-bit card. Works pretty much any motherboard with a pci slot. Motherboards today use the 5Volt notch so you can just plug it in.
1883842
Hello friend I have a heatsink like this: Corsair Vengeance Airflow Memory Cooling Fan CMYAF your device is compatible to be mounted?
792789
Any standard heat sink will work for it. I just transferred my stock Dell heat sink. I usually don't worry about what heat sink I'm using until I upgrade the processor. The board went in my back up pc that has a FX 4130.
798061
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.
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.
2257817
I did not have to remove the motherboard, But I have seen on some motherboards you do because the bottom plate falls off when you unscrew the old heat sink. But in my case no.
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http://www.noctua.at/main.php?show=compatibility_gen&products_id=34&lng=en check this page out, I had it in a 1155 socket board, now using it in a 1150
1638366
I'm pretty sure that is it. This kit is simply for adapting the older Noctua heatsink onto the newer motherboards. No more, no less. This isn't a cooler, just an adapter.
917303
Not unless you are planning to replace the heatsink as well. It has a little 40mm sunflower fan set into the heatsink that has already failed once for me.
1231714
I can't find any specs but if you're buying a new mother board it should fit. Plus its very roomy if you have to bodge things a bit. Keep an eye on newegg to see if they end up listing specs for it. I know I had no problems fitting anything in it.
1629707
it works on AM3+, I have AM3+ mobo and mine fit. It wont fit on the stock setup, you will have to remove the stock motherboard mount and use the mount provided. Works perfect, I literally cut my temps in 1/2
1180089
I believe by atx standards it should fit just about any heatsink. That said, I am actually running that noctua-u12p but it's running fanless and only cooled by the power supply and the rear 120mm exhaust fan. It's been running like this 24/7 for almost a year now without any issues and it doesn't even get hot. That is however an ivybridge based processor (i7-3770).
1455644
Just to amend my answer, mounting the heat sink horizontally could also be a problem as the fan could block the PCI and PCI Express slots and the power connectors on the motherboard. So, do the measurements first.
424398
I took a look at that board and those DIMM slots do look awfully close to that socket. Truthfully, this a fairly wide heatsink/fan regardless of the low profile. Personally, I don't think I'd chance it.