Question 1

I assume the fan sucks in air though the fan shroud and blows downward onto the heat sink correct?  Or does it pull the hot air up and through and out the fan shroud?

Accepted Answer

The fan pulls air up through the heat sink and expels it out the shroud.  In general this the the standard for cooling, due to the fact that temperature increases when air is compressed.  Thus you do not want to compress/heat air before sending through the heat exchanger.

Question 2

The description lists LGA 1156/1155, but the specs list LGA 1156/1150, is this cooler LGA 1150 compatibile or not?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We are using several of these Dynatron K199 coolers on LGA 1150 systems with no issues.

Question 3

What processors is this CPU cooler compatible with?

Accepted Answer

This CPU cooler supports Intel Core i5 I5-750, Xeon Processor 3400 Series, and Core i7 Processors (I7-870 & I7-860).

Question 4

What is the power connection type for this CPU cooler?

Accepted Answer

The power connection type for this CPU cooler is 4 Pin (PWM).

Question 5

What is the fan size and what type of bearing does it use?

Accepted Answer

The fan size is 80mm, and it uses a 2 Ball bearing type.

Question 6

How noisy is this CPU cooler at different speeds?

Accepted Answer

The noise levels of the Dynatron K199 CPU Cooler are as follows: at Duty Cycle 0-20%, it produces 20.71 dBA; at Duty Cycle 50%, it produces 37.5 dBA; and at Duty Cycle 100%, it produces 51.7 dBA.

Question 7

Is this compatible with Intel Core i7-7700K Kaby Lake Quad-Core 4.2 GHz LGA 1151 91W BX80677I77700K Desktop Processor within 1U?

Accepted Answer

I normally use these on 84 Watt TDP boards and CPUs.  However, the manufacturer states these can be used on CPUs rated at 95Watts TDP.  So you shoudl be good.

Question 8

Hello,

I have DF128015BU-A which is faulty so i want to purchase this. Whether my model no and your's shown in the site without heat-sink are same spec??.

REQUIRED TECHNICAL and QUOTATION FOR THE SAME

Accepted Answer

The fan is exactly the same part number. If heat sink doesn't match up, just use yours,  Fan will fit perfect.

Question 9

Will this fit on a stock Dell 530s motherboard with an Intel Core 2 Duo E8500 Processor?

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately I can't answer your question. I used this on a motherboard with an i5 cpu and LGA1155 socket. It worked perfectly. The E8500 uses a 775 cpu socket, so you need to check the docs to make sure it will fit that socket type. Good luck.

Type	Fan & Heatsinks
Fan Size	80mm
CPU Socket Compatibility	Intel LGA 1156
Bearing Type	2 Ball
RPM	At Duty Cycle 0-20%: 1000 RPM At Duty Cycle 50%: 2500 RPM At Duty Cycle 100%: 5000 RPM
Air Flow	At Duty Cycle 0-20%: 5.355 CFM At Duty Cycle 50%: 7.654CFM At Duty Cycle 100%: 14.719 CFM
Noise Level	At Duty Cycle 0-20%: 20.71 dBA At Duty Cycle 50%: 37.5 dBA At Duty Cycle 100%: 51.7 dBA
Power Connector	4 Pin (PWM)
Heatsink Material	Copper
Fan Mounting Types to Heatsink	Horizontal

Max CPU Cooler Height	29 mm
Fan Dimensions	80 x 80 x 15 mm
Heatsink Dimensions	85.0 x 81.5 x 28.5mm
Weight	355g +/- 5g

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Model	K199

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