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Will the Noctua NH D14 SE2011 fit LGA1366?

Ashiella

I see a cheap NH D14 in perfect condition for 54$ on ebay, but its only LGA 2011, and i need to use it for 1366, would it work?

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32 minutes ago, Ashiella said:

I see a cheap NH D14 in perfect condition for 54$ on ebay, but its only LGA 2011, and i need to use it for 1366, would it work?

If it's the 2011 version - it will only support 2011-0 and 2011-3 sockets.

If you want to use it on a 1366 socket, email Noctua, tell them you have a D14 and a 1366 CPU and they will likely send you mounting hardware for free.  

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Mounting holes placement is 80 x 80 mm, the same as LGA2011. You will likely need a backplate that has the 80 x 80 mm maximum dimensions to properly mount the NH-D14, as LGA1366 does not have an integrated mounting system like the larger socket variant.

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