CPU cooler

Hello I have an ASUS M4N68T-M V2 motherboard with a AMD Processor Type: Phenom II X4
Processor Model: 840
Processor Core: Quad-core
Processor Speed: 3.20 GHz

I am interested in getting an aftermarket CPU cooler that will fit on my Motherboard and inside my med. tower. any sugjestions please?
I was lookin at this any thoughts?http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001NJ0D0Y...e=asn&creative=395129&creativeASIN=B001NJ0D0Y

 

Looks decent. I'd also spring for a tube of the silver heat sink compound - far better heat dissipation than the cheap stuff they include with the fan:

http://www.amazon.com/Arctic-Silver-Thermal-Compound-3-5g/dp/B0002VFXFE/ref=pd_bxgy_e_text_b

 

do you think the CPU cooler I chose will fit right in my computer /mobo
my computer is a cyberpower GUA110 with case fans.

http://ii.alatest.com/product/full/1/3/CyberpowerPC-Gamer-Ultra-GUA110-Desktop-Computer-0.jpg
http://www.quickship.com/images/com...er-ultra-gua110-desktop-computer-840-pic2.jpg

 

These heatsinks are Extremely heavy and large and of course when the case is upright the weight will pull on mobo mountings so make sure mobo is well secured. Also when in situ check to see if you have enough space for memory and graphics and side panel on case. I had one and didn't feel comfortable with the strain on the mobo mountings but thats just my opinion of course.

 

Not that heavy at 688 gr. Pull out your tape measrure. Actually, there seems to be standards for mobos and heatsink fans. Take my board for example, I have a scant 1/2" between the fan and RAM. Manufacturers are very aware of size restrictions and don't want to get labeled as being too large. I would't worry, but if you still are then get a closed loop waterpump, like a Corsair H-60, double the price though. I've had one running 24/7 for over 3 years. Looks good in the case too.