775 COOLING FAN

🧠 Key Features

🧊 Active Cooling

• Fan + Heatsink Combo: Moves air over metal fins to draw heat away from the CPU.

• Keeps processor temperatures down under normal computing loads.

🔌 Socket Compatibility

• Designed for the Intel LGA 775 socket — common on older desktop motherboards (including Intel Pentium 4, Pentium D, Core 2 Duo, Core 2 Quad systems).

⚙️ Installation

• Bracket/Mounting Clips: Snaps into the LGA 775 retention mechanism.

• Thermal Interface Material (TIM): Pre‑applied thermal paste or included thermal pad ensures good contact between CPU and cooler.

🌬 Fan Specifications

• Diameter: Typically around 70 – 80 mm (may vary by model).

• Speed: Designed for efficient airflow at a noise‑controlled level.

• Connector: 3‑pin or 4‑pin PWM connector — powers the fan and allows motherboard speed control.

🛡 Cooling Performance

• Effective for stock/recommended TDP CPUs that originally shipped with LGA 775 systems.

• Suitable for everyday computing tasks, office use, and light workloads.

🔧 Why It Matters

✔ Prevents Overheating: Reduces risk of thermal throttling or shutdowns due to high CPU temperatures.

✔ Quiet Operation: Balanced fan design keeps noise levels reasonable.

✔ Easy Installation: Clip‑on mounting system specific to LGA 775 makes replacement or upgrade straightforward.

📦 Typical Specifications

🧠 Common Uses

✔ Replacement for old/damaged stock cooler

✔ Quiet cooling upgrade for older LGA 775 systems

✔ Basic thermal maintenance for legacy PCs

🔄 Installation Tips

1. Remove old cooler and clean CPU surface.

2. Apply/ensure thermal paste is properly on the CPU.

3. Align mounting clips with the LGA 775 retention brackets.

4. Secure fan/heatsink firmly but without excessive force.

5. Connect fan header to the CPU_FAN header on the motherboard.