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CPU cooler with aluminium fins and fan for Intel and AMD sockets

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Ruth's sister CPU cooler 130W LGA115X 775 125W AM4 FM2 FM1 AM3 Phenom

SKU CH-5XN9-FC2N0

Multi-platform CPU cooler rated 130 W for Intel LGA 115X and LGA 775, and 125 W for AMD AM4, FM2, FM1, AM3 and Phenom sockets

  • Broad socket support covers Intel LGA 115X and LGA 775
  • Handles Intel CPUs up to 130W thermal design power
  • Compatible with AMD AM4, FM2, FM1, AM3 and Phenom platforms
  • Supports AMD processors up to 125W thermal design power

Multi-socket CPU cooler up to 130 W

This new air cooler fits Intel sockets 115X and 775 with a 130 W thermal limit and AMD sockets AM4, FM2, FM1 and AM3 including Phenom at 125 W. It serves builders who need a single cooler for mixed Intel and AMD platforms. The multi-platform mounting kit covers both families without extra brackets.

Not for liquid-cooling loops or ultra-compact cases

The cooler replaces stock heatsinks on older mainstream desktop CPUs when noise or temperature margins need improvement. The jump is worth it if the existing cooler cannot dissipate 125 W or 130 W steadily. It does not suit builders who need a second card or buyers who want more storage.

Highlights

  • Broad socket support covers Intel LGA 115X and LGA 775
  • Handles Intel CPUs up to 130W thermal design power
  • Compatible with AMD AM4, FM2, FM1, AM3 and Phenom platforms
  • Supports AMD processors up to 125W thermal design power

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What clearance does the 130 W cooler need around the LGA115X socket?

The 130 W tower requires enough space above the LGA115X retention frame for its heatsink and fan; check your case width and RAM height before ordering.

Which mounting brackets go on first for the AM4 socket?

Attach the AM4 back-plate to the motherboard rear, then fasten the supplied brackets before placing the cooler — skipping the back-plate is the common error.

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