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StarTech FAN775E 95mm Ever Lubricate CPU Cooler

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2600 ±10% RPM
(Add Heatsink to fan): 2800 ±10% RPM
49.37 CFM
Aluminum

While any computer system generates heat, faster, higher powered systems generate greater amounts of damaging heat that can degrade performance, cause shutdowns and even destroy the CPU. StarTech's FAN775E heatsink and fan combination brings best-in-pricepoint cooling specifically for the Intel Socket 775 family of CPUs including Intel Core 2 Duo and Intel Core 2 Quad processors.

Its large 95mm fan circulates up to 50CFM of air at a noise level of under 22.2dBA. The 2600RPM fan spins on ever-lubricating bearings for long life and reliable service. A large aluminum heatsink accompanies the fan. It draws damaging heat away from the CPU to be dissipated by the fins.

The FAN775E installs quickly and easily without tools and is compatible with Intel Socket T/775 Core 2 Q6600 & QX6700 processors as well as all models of the Core 2 Duo. Also supported are Pentium Extreme 840-965, Pentium D 805-840/915-960, Pentium 4 505-570J and 620-672 CPUs and Pentium 4 Extreme chips up to 3.73 GHz.

Powerful Cooling The extra-large aluminum heatsink maximizes heat dissipation and a 95mm Ever Lubricate bearing fan delivers an air flow of up to 50 CFM for exceptional cooling performance.
Adjustable Fan Speed With a 3-pin connector, the StarTech FAN775E supports fan speed monitoring so you can fine tune the fan speeds for the optimum balance between cooling performance and noise level.

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Model

Brand: StarTech

Model: FAN775E

Spec

Type: Fan & Heatsinks

Fan Size: 95mm

Compatibility: Core 2 Quad Up to Q6600
Core 2 Extreme Up to QX6700
Core 2 Duo (All Models)
Pentium Extreme Edition: 840-965
Pentium D: 805-840 / 915-960
Pentium 4 Extreme Edition Up to 3.73 GHz
Pentium 4: 505-570J / 620-672

Bearing Type: Ever Lubricate

RPM: 2600 ±10% RPM
(Add Heatsink to fan): 2800 ±10% RPM

Air Flow: 49.37 CFM

Noise Level: <22.2 dBA

Power Connector: 3 Pin

Heatsink Material: Aluminum

Physical Spec

Fan Dimensions: 95 x 95 x 25mm

Heatsink Dimensions: 2.67" x 3.74" x 3.74"

Weight: 374g

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Punk Smurph 11/11/2012 11:17:36 PM Tech Level: 5/5 Ownership: 3/5 Verified Owner	Rating: 2/5Just terrible Pros: It runs and keeps the Core2Duo processor cool Cons: It has a terrible 3 pin connector and is a pain to mount. It took 15 minutes of struggling to get it to seat correctly, and even then it seems stressed at only corner. Other Thoughts: Its quiet but at the same time it cools on par with the smaller stock cooler. Did you find this review helpful? Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!
N/A 3/1/2012 4:20:49 AM Tech Level: 4/5 Ownership: 3/5 Verified Owner	Rating: 4/5Good Product. Pros: Works well. Easy to mount. Cons: Little louder than I was hoping, but not terrible. Did you find this review helpful? Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!
Brandon 11/17/2011 10:45:02 PM Tech Level: 4/5 Ownership: 2/5 Verified Owner	Rating: 3/5Okay Pros: It's quiet for the most part Didnt really perform much better than a stock cooler Cons: Super loud on start up. Could hear a tapping noise coming from it but its the design of the product. Im sure they will all do it. Other Thoughts: RMA'd for refund Did you find this review helpful? Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!
N/A 10/12/2011 8:42:37 PM Tech Level: 4/5 Ownership: 2/5	Rating: 4/5decent cooler Pros: Cheap. Fast shipping. I wrote a review earlier, wanted to change it. I turned of all my case fans and did notice some chatter from the cpu fan. its really noticeable on startup cuz the rpms shoot up on the fan. but even after start up you can still hear some chatter. other than that its relatively quiet. Idles around 38-40C. Switched from Thermaltake typhoon cuz it was so big and i needed room for other reasons. My typhoon idled around 33-35C but this thing will do for now Cons: Push pins. Dont like them. Prefer screws Did you find this review helpful? Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!
Brandon 10/12/2011 8:24:57 PM Tech Level: 4/5 Ownership: 2/5 Verified Owner	Rating: 5/5Good Cooler Pros: Idles 31C. Hasnt seen over 41C YET. Fast shipping. Quiet! Cons: None. Does deduct an egg but push pins arent that great of a design if u ask me. They work, dont get me wrong. I Just prefer screws. Did you find this review helpful? Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!
BikerMike 3/7/2010 7:37:58 AM Tech Level: 5/5 Ownership: 5/5	Rating: 4/5fan section is Removeable for CLEANING Pros: After running about a year my CPU temperature started climbing during high load processes (video encoding/decoding). I found that you can lift the fan section from the heat sink section and then use a vacuum cleaner to remove accumulated dust off of the heat sink fins. After you clean off the fins you just snap the fan section back on and watch your CPU temperature drop. I got 10degC lower temperature by cleaning heat sink fins. Cons: None. Other Thoughts: fan noise - not too bad. Overall rating of 4 because it does the job at a low cost. Did you find this review helpful? Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!
Jivix 9/22/2009 4:51:13 PM Tech Level: 5/5 Ownership: 1/5 Verified Owner	Rating: 5/5Decent cooler Pros: -Cheap -Nice, fat heatsink -Fan cools extremely well, pretty dang high CFM Cons: -Little loud for a small cylinder fan like this, I have a thermaltake one that is probably 50% quieter -Large dead zone on heatsink makes fan louder -Processor contact area has machined ribs that need to be lapped out. Other Thoughts: Keeps my LGA775 Pentium 4 3.0Ghz at a healthy 23C idle! This is in an 18C ambient temp. To install it you have to unlock the plastic tabs, lift them up, then turn them again to lock them, then press the heatsink onto the board, then press the locks down. A bit more confusing than my other 775 fans, but it works nicely and didn't break! Did you find this review helpful? Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!
EKG 6/12/2008 8:59:44 PM Tech Level: 3/5 Ownership: 1/5 Verified Owner	Rating: 3/5Iffy at best Pros: It's huge, it cools a lot and it's def a good deal beefier then most at it's pricepoint for airflow. It also comes with a "syringe" of cooling flux to apply at will. Cons: the clips it uses. the fan and clips are plastic, and the twist nob thumb screw method is def not good for tight areas and only 3 of the 4 really seem to secure on the board. And there is no backplate to anchor it to. Other Thoughts: I haven't fired up the board with this so I don't know how great the cooling power is, but, we'll see soon enough. Definetly install on the board before the board is in a narrow or smaller case if possible. 2 out of 3 people found this review helpful. Did you? Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!