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Hello,
I bought a E5-2620 v3 and now I am looking for a Fan and heatsink to LGA2011-v3. I thought about the intel Bxsts200C, but just realized that it does not fit on the LGA2011-v3 as the holes are smaller.
Do you have any recommendation? Do the Intel Motherboard Liquid Cooler - BXTS13X fits on the v3 socket?
Any other non liquid?
Thanks,
Eduardo
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BXSTS200PNRW is passive, narrow, copper based, 1U height, up to 130W TDP.
It seems there is another model here: http://www.servethehome.com/narrow-ilm-square-ilm-lga2011-heatsink-differences/ Narrow ILM v. Square ILM - LGA2011 Heatsink Differences - ServeTheHomeServeTheHome – Server and Workstation Reviews
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The good thing about the Intel® BXTS13X is that it does not use screws as the BXSTS200C and complies with the TDP of the processor you have. However, I am just wondering regarding the motherboard model you plan to use. Did you contact the motherboard manufacturer regarding this?
There is also BXTS13A and RTS2011AC but they use screws.
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Hi Joe
just realize that my motherboard (SuperMicro X10SRL-F-B) uses a narrow LMI and regular LGA2011 will not fit.
I will look for more options.
Thanks
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BXSTS200PNRW is passive, narrow, copper based, 1U height, up to 130W TDP.
It seems there is another model here: http://www.servethehome.com/narrow-ilm-square-ilm-lga2011-heatsink-differences/ Narrow ILM v. Square ILM - LGA2011 Heatsink Differences - ServeTheHomeServeTheHome – Server and Workstation Reviews
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That's right.... that's what I figure out after buy 2 collers... but I found the Supermicro SNK-P0050AP4 and it is working now. I would prefer to buy from intel, but my research was not bringing much information.
Thank you for the replies.
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