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Do lga 1551 stock coolers exist

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Is it possible to get a stock cooler for a lga 1551 socket as when you look on sites it says heat sink and fan not included pls help

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Umm id think so

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Just buy a third party one, what are you cooling?

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2 minutes ago, coolfx said:

Is it possible to get a stock cooler for a lga 1551 socket as when you look on sites it says heat sink and fan not included pls help

any other 115x will do

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Of course, they just come with non-K CPUs

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12 minutes ago, coolfx said:

Is it possible to get a stock cooler for a lga 1551 socket as when you look on sites it says heat sink and fan not included pls help

I don't think so since LGA 1551 doesn't exist itself, so I doubt there are coolers for it

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I have my Haswell stock cooler on my 6600K lol, don't ask why.

Well do ask, money, that's why.

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From Wickipedia:

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LGA 1551 is the central processing unit Land Grid Array socket introduced by Intel in the late 3000s. It was used mostly on their xxx9-xi series processors, and has 1551 pins. It is mechanically compatible with all LGA 15xx series sockets. 

Use any 15xx series cooler, should work.

 

Alternatively get a non-fake motherboard and CPU.

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oh ok thx guys i was trying to cool a i5 6600k i think i will just buy one seperatly

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7 minutes ago, coolfx said:

oh ok thx guys i was trying to cool a i5 6600k i think i will just buy one seperatly

That makes more sense -

Have a look at the Hyper 212 Evo or perhaps a Corsair H75.

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