Will this fit AM3+ socket?
1154172
Unfortunately no and its a very good cooler. It supports Intel LGA 2011/1366 and 115x processors.
1154173
Hi, you can order a mounting kit on ebay that will allow you to use this on the AM3+ socket but it dose not come with it in the box. It was around $10.00 when I ordered some a few weeks ago.
1154174
with the kit that came with the cooler and from what info i can find about your socket it should fit. i have a x75 sabertooth motherboard running a mid corsair tower and it fits fine to the back fan mount. I hope this info helps you.
2070731
It should work, I have installed it on Asus M4A78-E, a Asus M5A97 LE R2.0 motherboards, you can order from Amazon for just $3.50 to try. most of these Asus motherboards with same socket, yours is and AM3+ use same support bracket line up and CPU fan. I found that if they break the heatsink lock is to tight so you may need to reduce the tension or it will soon break the new bracket. I have new original 2 piece bracket and base assy if you can't get this to work if you need them.
1358575
CPU type doesn't matter in this case, the socket type is what your concerned with, specifically the mounting hole pattern for securing it. Your description is of an AM3+ socketed motherboard which is compatible with this cooler. AM3+ / AM3 brackets are supplied my manufacturer
1668320
I have a mobo with 775 socket, I think it fits perfect with yours . but I recommend see compatibility list by the manufacturer
2040728
No the motherboard is am3 and the cpu socket is fm2 so if you already have that motherboard just look for a am3 processor(cpu)
1204724
This is the same socket as your current cpu. You need to find the make and model of your motherboard and visit their website to see the maximum allowed wattage for the socket. Some AM3 boards are 95W max and this chip is 125W. All Cpus come with a factory heatsink which includes a cpu fan.
610197
It should. Specified socket is AMD Socket FM2 Athlon™/A- Series Processors from ASUS web description at http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/F2A85M_PRO/specifications/
91339
of course if my friend this processor is the socket am2 + and am3 and your motherboard supports both socket
1837389
Yes it should as it says it supports AM3/3+ and the fx9370 is a socket Am3+ if you case will allow it as it is huge but be warned it a hot running chip sucking up 220watts compared to Intel 4470k 84watts and this is important as each watt need to be cooled so if you want that CPU I seriously suggest water cooling
473202
The Sempron fit into the AM3 socket on my "ASRock 990FX Extreme3 AM3+". I was able to run Xubuntu (a Linux variant operating system) just fine.
631606
Yes it will it comes with AMD and intel bock parts.I have it on my am3+ and it fit my old i3 so it will work
1812482
The manual I have said that AM3+ is supported, but with a note that stated a 95W maximum. The best thing to do is to go to http://www.asrock.com for the most up to date information. You'll need to pay attention to the power supply too with any powerful CPUs.
2234058
Yes, this CPU cooler will fit your motherboard, it comes with sockets for both Intel and AMD, you just attach the appropriate mounting mechanism. This CPU cooler is fairly large, make sure that your chassis can handle the size of this CPU before you purchase. According to the official website: http://www.coolermaster.com/product/Detail/cooling/cpu-air-cooler/v6gt.html Intel Socket: LGA 1366 / 1156 / 1155 / 775 AMD Socket: FM1 / AM3+ / AM3 / AM2+ / AM2 For your question, will it fit your socket set... Yes it will; 939, AM2, AM2+, AM3, AM3+, FM1 and FM2 all have the same socket mounts... There is no difference in the mounting mechanisms...
757766
No, it will not work on an (AMD) Socket AM3 motherboard. It requires an (Intel) Socket LGA 1150 motherboard. You will need an AMD CPU for the Asus M5A99FX.
793421
Yes, the answer is in the name (AM3+). AM3+ is the socket type of the current AMD FX models including the FX 4350.
2209247
It depends on what the socket type of your mother board is and your power output. If you google your computer and add specs on the end u should find what your looking for. Just make sure it says that the motherboard is an am3+ socket type
157655
Am3+ socket. I'm a fan of sticking with preferred hardware. Less chance for failure.