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Question: Do I need to buy a separate fan / cooler ?
Document: Used this CPU for my very first build and I'm loving it. So far it's working perfectly. The stock heat sink does come with thermal paste applied already so no need to buy it separately unless you want to upgrade. I am going to upgrade the CPU fan shortly only because I use this in a warm room and I'm not comfortable with the stock fan. It has been working great for two weeks and I'm sure if I never overclock it will always run great but it still makes me nervous.
Great upgrade from core 2 duo, blistering fast oc'd to 4.1 very stable, suggest buy a separate cooler.No problems what so ever.
great over clocker or it is fast right out of the box the stock cooler is really no big enough for cpu if you plan on oc it make sure to buy a after market cool i bought a cooler master hyper  212 evo and added 2 noctua fans to it works awsome runs 27c ant 3.8 mhz oc and if you need a cpu to multitask this is it i would recommend this product to anyone
I installed a Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO - CPU Cooler instead of the stock fan that comes with this processor.
Pros: Fast! Was able to pick it up for a great price. About $40 less than what most retails sites were selling it for. Thank you, Amazon. I was coming from an Intel Core Duo 2 @2.14Ghz and the difference is impressive. Easy to install. Easy to install stock fan as well.Cons: Stock cooler is loud in comparison to other coolers out there.
I know that this chip will eat it up, and will eat everything up for years to come. The FX8350 is a really powerful chip in desperate need of more developer buy-in. With the new consoles finally coming out, that developer buy-in may be just down the road.
I may invest in water cooling at some point to increase the OC, but for now, this is all I'll need.All in all, I'd buy this chip again, but I'd probably put it in a bigger enclosure. Oh yeah, forgot to say it plays Dolphin full speed with LLE audio too!
Works like an absolute charm! I can overclock it plenty, not that I need to, since it's already amazing. Probably the best overall buy for a CPU for gaming and hobby rendering. All computer parts are over-priced, so I can't really say anything is new with this one, but I definitely recommend it if you can afford it.
Runs Windows 7 like a champ. Stays reasonably cool (I don't monitor my temps as I don't overclock, but I haven't had any overheating related crashes in the 3/4 of a year I've been running it)If you're going for Core i5, why buy anything other than the top of the line? It has all the gaming performance I need with plenty of room to grow before I even need to consider OCing it.
Don't let anyone tell you you need an i7 for a gaming PC, this guy handles everything I can throw at it without a hitch! In fact, I'd pick this up instead of an i7 if you're not going to be utilizing the hyperthreading - put that extra cash into other components! I currently have my chip at 4.3 GHz liquid cooled. I do a lot of gaming, video editing, programming and I've never experienced CPU bottleneck to date. Solid buy.
Answer: You do not NEED to buy another fan/heatsink, as it comes with one. If you are in a warm environment and/or plan to overclock I would suggest you do. A great air cooling option I would suggest the Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO. You can find it under $35 and its cool/quiet. I use water cooling H80i with this CPU but only because of extreme overclocking.