CAFELE
CAFELE MF80201VX-Q010-S99 80x80x25mm 12V 3.84W 4-pin case fan
An 80 mm square case fan with magnetic suspension bearing delivers 40.8 CFM at 12 V and 3.84 W
- TypeCase Fan
- 80 mm square frame fits standard mounting points
- 8 CFM airflow moves heat from tight spaces
- Magnetic suspension bearing reduces friction for quieter operation
- 4-pin PWM header enables precise speed control
- 18 cm lead reaches most motherboard fan headers
Compact 80 mm cooling
The CAFELE MF80201VX-Q010-S99 is a 12 V case fan built for tight chassis and low-profile builds. Its 80×80×25 mm frame draws 3.84 W at 0.32 A and spins on a magnetic suspension bearing for quiet, long-life operation.
Upgrade from sleeve-bearing 80 mm fans
Swapping an older sleeve or ball-bearing unit eliminates the rattle and speed decay that develop over time. The magnetic bearing maintains consistent airflow of 40.8 CFM without the friction wear that shortens conventional fan life.
Four-pin PWM control limit
The 4-pin connector enables motherboard speed regulation, but the 18 cm lead reaches only nearby headers. Builders routing cables behind large motherboards or through extended grommets may need an extension cable not included with the fan.
Highlights
- 80 mm square frame fits standard mounting points
- 8 CFM airflow moves heat from tight spaces
- Magnetic suspension bearing reduces friction for quieter operation
- 4-pin PWM header enables precise speed control
- 18 cm lead reaches most motherboard fan headers
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 80 mm by 80 mm frame with 25 mm thickness fit my case fan slot?
The fan measures 80 mm square and 25 mm deep, matching the standard 8020 mounting pattern used in most chassis.
How do I connect the 4-pin PWM connector to the motherboard header?
Align the keyed 4-pin plug with the 12 V PWM header and press straight in; the 18 cm lead reaches most board layouts without stretching.
Does the magnetic suspension bearing need lubrication or replacement over time?
The magnetic suspension bearing runs without contact, so no oiling is required and service life exceeds typical sleeve or ball bearings.
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