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LGA 1151 cooler on LGA 2011 CPU?

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10 minutes ago, Fasauceome said:

LGA 115X mounting holes are a lot closer together than 2011. So unfortunately no. CPU coolers that allow you to mount on both 2011 and 115X usually include two different sized metal brackets.

To add to this, the mount method is a bit different between them too. 115x coolers usually mount to the mobo with or without backplate. 2011 coolers usually mount to the CPU retention frame itself. Believe there are also two layouts for 2011 too, known as square and narrow. I've only ever seen square myself, but sure I had coolers that did not support narrow configuration.

LGA 115X mounting holes are a lot closer together than 2011. So unfortunately no. CPU coolers that allow you to mount on both 2011 and 115X usually include two different sized metal brackets.

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10 minutes ago, Fasauceome said:

LGA 115X mounting holes are a lot closer together than 2011. So unfortunately no. CPU coolers that allow you to mount on both 2011 and 115X usually include two different sized metal brackets.

To add to this, the mount method is a bit different between them too. 115x coolers usually mount to the mobo with or without backplate. 2011 coolers usually mount to the CPU retention frame itself. Believe there are also two layouts for 2011 too, known as square and narrow. I've only ever seen square myself, but sure I had coolers that did not support narrow configuration.

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