recommend an easy to install fan

Traxan

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Hi gang. I could use a better than than the stock Intel cooler for my Core i7 8700. I don't plan on overclocking but I would like to run World Community Grid if possible. The thing is, I've noticed all the really effective coolers seem to require some kind of installation of a plate under the motherboard, and my computer is built and I'd really rather avoid tearing it apart. Is there a decent cooler that can simply plug into the four securing holes on the mobo like the stock Intel fan?

TIA.
 

Traxan

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Yes that's what I am looking for. But holy cow, that price an NewEgg... $72. And Amazon has it for $27. I wonder if someone at NewEgg got the price transposed.
 

Tiluka

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Hi gang. I could use a better than than the stock Intel cooler for my Core i7 8700. I don't plan on overclocking but I would like to run World Community Grid if possible. The thing is, I've noticed all the really effective coolers seem to require some kind of installation of a plate under the motherboard, and my computer is built and I'd really rather avoid tearing it apart. Is there a decent cooler that can simply plug into the four securing holes on the mobo like the stock Intel fan?

TIA.
Try this one would keep you cool.
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835103181&nm_

And also read this article it also have some good CPU coolers mentioned in it.
http://www.cputemper.com/how-to-monitor-cpu-temperature/
 
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chrisjames61

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Yes that's what I am looking for. But holy cow, that price an NewEgg... $72. And Amazon has it for $27. I wonder if someone at NewEgg got the price transposed.


Nah. It was 99.9% likely it was being sold by a Newegg affiliate and not Newegg.