“Will this overheat in an ASUS G11CD replacing an I5 6400?”

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• need a 400 series lga 1200 board for this cpu.

  Answered by jamescp 4 years ago

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• You’ll need a new motherboard for this chip. Socket 1200 intel motherboards

  Answered by Toucan 4 years ago

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• This won’t work on your computer. This needs an LGA1200 motherboard. Unless you are already running a 10th gen Intel CPU this won’t work.

  Answered by RickyVonRicky 4 years ago

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• Depends on your cooling. I have a MSI Coreliquid 240r AIO unit on mine in a Silverstone FT04 case and the case fans turned completely up blowing directly into the radiator, and I still hit +80c at full load in a 74-75' f room. After my experience with a 240mm AIO unit, I feel this CPU needs a 360mm AIO unit or top of the line Air-cooler, along with a case to accommodate whichever is chosen.

  Answered by Barb 4 years ago

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• This processor would require you to upgrade most if not all of your PC. Your motherboard is most likely using an LGA1151 processor socket. This processor is an LGA1200 socket. At a minimum you would need a new motherboard and memory. Since this processor and newer motherboards support NVMe SSDs, I would also say you'd want to add a new boot SSD drive. And since this is an upgraded processor with a higher TDP, you will also need a different CPU cooler.

  Answered by texxasmike 5 years ago

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