Silverstone Technology NT07-1700 Super Low-Profile Thermal Solution for LGA1700 CPUs, SST-NT07-1700

Fits 1U case with room to spare. I still have ~3 to 5mm (see photo) before it hits the case. The plastic bracket below the motherboard that this cooler comes with is slightly thicker than the standoffs of my case, which isn’t ideal but it’s the same problem on other said bracket on other CPU coolers. It means you would have to live with the motherboard screws not tightened all the way to accommodate that thickness. The board presses against that bracket and is not loose. You exact result depends on your 1U case and what height standoffs it uses.

Since other reviewers pointed out that the cooler doesn't fit, I decided to write this review to clear things up. This cooler seems to be made to fit both LGA115X and LGA1700 (but it only comes with the LGA1700 backplate). The screws might not align at first, but they can be pulled outwards to make them line up properly with the screw holes on the backplate. The cooler itself is very well made, and the fan is pretty silent considering its size.

Good and quiet fan. The issue is with the bracket that holds the cooler. I ended up using a bracket from my previous cooler.

Fits around motherboard microchips that othe coolers will not

I can confirm what others have written: this cooler arrives with screws that don't seem to line up with LGA1700 hole positions, but the screws CAN be pulled slightly outward on the cooler mount arms so that they align with LGA1700 positions. A little finger wagging at SilverStone for badly documenting this, but the product works as intended.

I am sure this is just a robotic packaging process error, but the fan does not fit the motherboard or the LGA1700 bracket mount that goes under the motherboard that it came with. But at least the mount bracket is correct that it came with. I am wondering if this is just a packaging error at the factory, since no one else is complaining on here about this. The spring loaded screws do not set into the holes on the bracket, if you line one up, the other side doesn't align. I tried multiple 90 degree turns to ensure it wasn't just a 90 degree offset issue, etc. It is just a different shape.