Question 1

Is there a way or a mount to add a second fan?

Accepted Answer

The fan that comes with the cooler can be re-located to the opposite side with the mounting pins seen in the picture. So yes you could ad a second fan if you had another set of mounting pins but I would suggest it. If the fans are just a bit off on rpm from one another it would cause turbulence through the heatsink and would loose it's effectiveness to cool.

Question 2

Does this cooler support 2011-v3?

Accepted Answer

I have it on a 2011 xeon v2 and it works great.not sure if the v3 are any different but I wouldn't think so.

Question 3

What size fan would be needed to replace the one this comes with?

Accepted Answer

105 x 95 x 135 mm. Even that size extends just a tad beyond the metal grills.

Question 4

Does this come with paste in tube or pre-installed? I want to get Arctic  Silver paste. How would I remove the old paste too? TY.

Accepted Answer

I don't know but I always use really high quality thermal paste.  They are all relatively in-expensive compared to the damage that might occur and/or the time to pull it apart or the annoyance of a PC running hot.

Question 5

How do I install this exactly? I have amd 8320 in a mid tower case. I currently have the stock cooler with the am3+ brackets next to the cpu socket still connected. Would I have to take out my mobo to install this cooler and/or unscrew the brackets next to the cpu socket? I have never installed a cpu cooler before. Also my stock cooler is VERY LOUD!! TY.

Accepted Answer

the instructions kind of suck, but essentially you remove the "legs" off the new cooler - those are used for intel boards... should be 8 screws (2 per leg)

then there's a AMD bracket or bar that will attach to you AM3+ mount on the board. this cooler after the intel hardware is removed pretty much installs with that bracket just like any stock AMD cooler

only downside i've noticed is that it seems like it could be installed a little tighter, make sure to use thermal paste

Question 6

will this fan fix a AMD FX-8320 cpu?

Accepted Answer

Is it possible to change the fan say to a Noctua NF-A9

Question 7

Would an 80mm fan clip to this cooler? It looks like the ears on the frame of its 95mm fan have about the same footprint of an 80mm fan.

Accepted Answer

No way it would work with the provided clips.

Question 8

Will this cpu cooler work on the 1151 series? I have an H110 motherboard. I know it says it will fit other cpus in the 115x series. Are these the same type of connectors?

Accepted Answer

The 1151 socket is a replacement for the 1150 socket (an update/a newer version).  I seen several sources confirming the socket size and socket cooler compatibility and the answer is yes!  If this heat sink has the cooling requirements you need it will work just fine.

Question 9

I bought it for Pegatron IPMTB-TK motherboard, but the screw bolts does not fit the into sockets. They are thicker, how can I solve this issue??

Accepted Answer

The pegs on the cooler were bigger than my board too.  You really need to work/push them in carefully.  The size difference is meant to help "lock" it in.

Hope that helps you.

Brand	Titan
Model	TTC-NK35TZ/RPW/V5(KU)

Color	Black
Type	Fan & Heatsinks
Fan Size	95mm
CPU Socket Compatibility	Intel LGA 2011 / 1366 / 1156 / 1155 / 775 AMD Socket AM3+ / AM3 / AM2+ / AM2 / FM2 / FM1 / K8
Bearing Type	Z-AXIS
RPM	900 +/- 25% ~ 2600 +/- 10% RPM
Air Flow	13.57-39.19 CFM
Noise Level	<27 dBA
Power Connector	4 Pin PWM Function
Heatsink Material	Aluminum & Copper
Fan Mounting Types to Heatsink	Horizontal

Max CPU Cooler Height	135 mm
Fan Dimensions	105 x 95 x 135 mm
Heatsink Dimensions	95 x 95 x 25 mm

Titan TTC-NK35TZ/RPW/V5(KU) 95mm PWM Z-AXIS Universal CPU Cooler

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