please help me with pc cooling. i have to keep making threads nobody is answering

[Muath_]

I am new to fans. I have no idea how i know if my fan is good or not, if it goes in the motherboard, if it fits in my motherboard. etc. could you guys give me some info on them? im getting a new pc with these parts, i did not get them yet tho.

GPU- GTX 750ti SC
CPU- athlon x4 860k
RAM- single 1x8gb crucial ballistix
PSU- EVGA 600 B1 80+ BRONZE, 600W
HDD- 500GB
MOBO- gigabyte a68h motherboard

here is a picture of inside my pc (old parts, not my new pc)
http://imgur.com/L8HihER
http://imgur.com/deb8Qfe

The fan is that square thing. Will it fit in my new Mobo?
Here is a picture i took of SpeedFan the downloaded app to see my fan settings
http://imgur.com/g8KpNoo

help me out? thanks

 

[fredfinks]

Bc this is a headache of a question. Think Muath. Are you using the same case? whats the end connectors of the old fans? Look at the motherboard manual and look for fan connectors. Does the case have the fans fittings as the same size as the fan?

If its 3 pin connectors it will work on 3 & 4 pin fan headers on mobo. The new case probably has sufficient fans that you dont need to keep the old crap ones anyhow.

 

[Muath_]

Bc this is a headache of a question. Think Muath. Are you using the same case? whats the end connectors of the old fans? Look at the motherboard manual and look for fan connectors. Does the case have the fans fittings as the same size as the fan?

If its 3 pin connectors it will work on 3 & 4 pin fan headers on mobo. The new case probably has sufficient fans that you dont need to keep the old crap ones anyhow.

im keeping the same case. but i thought the fan goes in the motherboard. i dont have a manual since my pc is 7 years old. and my question im basically asking if my current fan is going to cool off my new parts good enough

 

[fredfinks]

The clearer you make your question the easier it is for us to answer. look to see how the old fan was connected. there obviously some power going to it. it should be fine, if its getting old and noisy you can replace it with another fan of the same dimension. just look at the connection and see that its the same.