CPU Fans / Heatsinks

Even if it is used in gaming systems, workstations, or enterprise servers, a heatsink and fan system occupies a core position in performance improvements and CPU longevity. Offered in various sizes, thermal designs (TDP ratings), and socket compatibility to support a variety of motherboards and processors from leading brands like Intel and AMD.

Key Features of CPU Fans / Heatsinks:

• Easy Installation
• Efficient Thermal Management
• Universal Socket Compatibility
• Includes noise-reducing technologies such as PWM fans and anti-vibration pads
• Made with high-quality copper or aluminum for superior heat conduction and longevity

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Are a heatsink and a CPU heatsink fan different?

A heatsink is a passive device that carries off and diffuses heat from the CPU. A CPU heatsink fan pairs the heatsink with an active fan to enhance air movement and increase cooling, particularly during heavy processing loads.

2. How do I know if a CPU fan and heatsink are compatible with my processor?

Check your CPU socket type (e.g., LGA1200, AM5) and match it with the list of supported sockets for your cooler. Make sure your case also provides enough room for the heatsink height.

3. Can I use a stock CPU fan and heatsink, or should I upgrade to a third-party cooler?

Stock coolers are enough for typical workloads, but for gaming, overclocking, or heavy multitasking, third-party heatsink and fan combinations provide better thermals and reduced noise.