When buying a CPU fan, is it okay to set the CPU pins?

No, it's to look at the packaging form of the CPU, you don't need to look at the pins, because the CPU of the Intel755 interface has no pins, you can't count it, and it's troublesome to count.

In fact, as long as you know the specific model of the CPU, you can decide what fan to use. Because the CPU model number directly contains the package form information.

The main CPU packaging forms seen, Intel's socket 478, LGA775, AMD are more, and now the main ones are socket462 socket754 socket939, am2 am2+.

After knowing which of the above packages your CPU is, when you go to buy a fan, the box will definitely indicate which packages it supports, and you can buy the corresponding one.

It doesn't matter if it's Celeron or Pentium and frequency. But if it is a CPU with a particularly high frequency, a CPU with a particularly high amount of heat, such as P4 6xx or more. You need to pay attention to buying a better radiator.

No software required, just click on my computer, right-click, properties, in the lower right corner, write the model and frequency of the CPU, and then directly tell the model and frequency of the fan that is sold, and it's OK.

Upstairs is a little interesting "Now it's mainly socket463 socket754 socket939, am2 am2+. 》

463 is a 462-pin one, it can also be called socket a, starting from 754, am2, am2+, am3 are all universal, and their base design is the same! The CPU of the 775 doesn't have pins, but it does have a motherboard, but it's a different place.

When you buy it, ask the merchant what pin your CPU is.

478 and 462 can be bought casually It has been eliminated There is nothing good on the market ** at 20-30 yuan.

775 needles recommended Kyushu Fengshen Alpha 400 more than 90 yuan Cheap Alpha 200 60 yuan Overclocking three Red Sea standard about 80 yuan.

754-am3 with beta 400 more than 90 beta 200 more than 50 overclocking three red sea standard around 80.

Well. That's generally the case. Let's talk about the model number. Others know your pins.

Say the pin. Most of the CPUs that can support that pin

But. If it is garbage, heat dissipation. For high-end CPUs, it will definitely lead to poor heat dissipation. For example, the Q9550 is an LGA775 high-end CPUIt's time for good heat dissipation. Otherwise, it is very dangerous.

You just need to tell people about your CPU model, and they will give you the right fan for you, just ** high and low.

Celeron's is not the same as a Pentium fan, and you can't install it when you buy it back.

1 All 1The CPU is AMD Athlon-II X2 250, Dual Core, Clock Speed, 2The heat generated by this CPU is not very large, in fact, the wind power of its original fan is enough, and there is no need to replace the fan. Unless the landlord wants to overclock very aggressively, then it is understandable to switch to a more powerful fan (or even water cooling).

3.It should be noted that when replacing the fan, be careful when removing the original fan, because the fan and the CPU are glued together with silicone, so after loosening the fan clip, the fan is still firmly on the CPU, do not pull it out with brute force, which may hurt the CPU interface or CPU pins. Slowly rotate the base of the fan horizontally so that the solidified silicone is slowly loosened.

Use a hardware master to see it more clearly, and then check what the specific pins of this CPU are? According to this, then find the corresponding CPU that can be upgraded