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Intel LGA775 CPU cooler with copper core centre and 4-pin fan

Intel

Intel DTC-AAU04 CPU Cooler LGA775 12V 0.60A 4-Pin

SKU CH-JP7V-3XZHR MPN DTC-AAU04

Copper-core heatsink with 12 V 0.60 A four-pin fan for LGA775 sockets

  • TypeCPU
  • Genuine Intel cooler for LGA775 sockets
  • Copper core centre improves heat transfer
  • 4-pin PWM connector enables automatic speed control
  • 12 V, 0.60 A fan draws minimal power

Socket 775 copper-core cooler

The Intel DTC-AAU04 is a 12 V 0.60 A 4-pin air cooler with a copper core centre designed for LGA775 sockets. It arrives in new condition as an original Intel fan and heatsink assembly. The 4-wire connector provides standard PWM control for the included fan.

Buyers replacing a stock cooler on an LGA775 system

This unit suits anyone needing a direct replacement cooler for a Socket 775 motherboard. It is not for systems using any other socket type. It is not for builds that require a larger heatsink or higher airflow than the original specification provides.

Highlights

  • Genuine Intel cooler for LGA775 sockets
  • Copper core centre improves heat transfer
  • 4-pin PWM connector enables automatic speed control
  • 12 V, 0.60 A fan draws minimal power

Specifications

BrandIntel
TypeCPU

Questions about this item

Does the DTC-AAU04 cooler require a specific motherboard mounting layout for LGA775?

It uses the standard four push-pin holes spaced for the LGA775 socket, so any board with that socket pattern will accept it

What is the correct way to seat the push-pins on this Intel cooler?

Push each pin straight down until the black cap sits flush with the board, then twist the cap clockwise until it locks; the twist is the step most people skip

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