Fan Dimensions Need Help!?

[mrkiwiism]

I have a ASUS M11BB but a FM2 Socket and the same case what watercooler will fit my computer, I bought one and it didn't fit so I really don't know what it is.

 

[Rugnir_Viking]

It will say fm2 or am3+ on the fan/watercooler website. It should explain the cpu socket.
However, don't fret! You can buy converters with a quick google search.

 

[brarboy]

For FM2 socket, below are the water cooled solution. You can select which ever you prefer or might want to get it exchanged with already bought.
http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/cpu-cooler/#c=23&w=1

 

[mrkiwiism]

For FM2 socket, below are the water cooled solution. You can select which ever you prefer or might want to get it exchanged with already bought.
http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/cpu-cooler/#c=23&w=1

I know what cpu socket to get, but I don't know where my fan will go for the cooler? I had already bought one but I couldn't put the fan anywhere so where I bought said it would be no good. I know how to find right watercoolers to fit my sockets, but need right MM like 120 or 80 or whatever other sizes there are.

 

[Rugnir_Viking]

For FM2 socket, below are the water cooled solution. You can select which ever you prefer or might want to get it exchanged with already bought.
http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/cpu-cooler/#c=23&w=1

I know what cpu socket to get, but I don't know where my fan will go for the cooler? I had already bought one but I couldn't put the fan anywhere so where I bought said it would be no good. I know how to find right watercoolers to fit my sockets, but need right MM like 120 or 80 or whatever other sizes there are.

*Almost* all fan sockets and indeed fans are made for 120mm. its a safe bet that your case has at least one free.

 

[mrkiwiism]

For FM2 socket, below are the water cooled solution. You can select which ever you prefer or might want to get it exchanged with already bought.
http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/cpu-cooler/#c=23&w=1

I know what cpu socket to get, but I don't know where my fan will go for the cooler? I had already bought one but I couldn't put the fan anywhere so where I bought said it would be no good. I know how to find right watercoolers to fit my sockets, but need right MM like 120 or 80 or whatever other sizes there are.

*Almost* all fan sockets and indeed fans are made for 120mm. its a safe bet that your case has at least one free.

My computer doesnt have 120MM.

 

[brarboy]

If you cannot put water cooling in current cabinet i would suggest you find another cabinet and take your water cooling to next kit where you can mount easily. Also, i would make sure if your current power supply would be able to run your system smooth. One of better cases for water cooling kit would be:
Corsair 200R: http://pcpartpicker.com/part/corsair-case-200r
Corsair 300R: http://pcpartpicker.com/part/corsair-case-300r

 

[mrkiwiism]

If you cannot put water cooling in current cabinet i would suggest you find another cabinet and take your water cooling to next kit where you can mount easily. Also, i would make sure if your current power supply would be able to run your system smooth. One of better cases for water cooling kit would be:
Corsair 200R: http://pcpartpicker.com/part/corsair-case-200r
Corsair 300R: http://pcpartpicker.com/part/corsair-case-300r

I have a 750 Watt, it's plenty for the watercooler, also do any watercoolers that go over a GTX 760 or is that even a thing?

 

[brarboy]

I have a 750 Watt, it's plenty for the watercooler, also do any watercoolers that go over a GTX 760 or is that even a thing?

people have been using water-cooling for their gpu that comes with air cooling, but there are also some models which are specially designed for water-cooled gpu. I don't think GTX 760 will ever give you temperature problems. Alternatively, you can use water cooling depending on socket you are putting on.