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DBTLAP Cooling Fan For GB0555PDV1-A 13 B3713.F.GN 5V 1.1W 4-Pin
Replacement 5V 1.1W 4-pin cooling fan for GB0555PDV1-A 13 B3713.F.GN systems
- Accessory TypeCooler
- Designed for GB0555PDV1-A 13 all-in-one systems
- 5 V DC operation with 1.1 W power draw
- 4-pin connector enables precise speed control
- Tested before shipping for 100 % compatibility
- Direct replacement matching original B3713.F.GN part
DBTLAP Cooling Fan for GB0555PDV1-A
This replacement cooling fan is designed for all-in-one computers using part number GB0555PDV1-A 13 B3713.F.GN. It suits owners who need to restore original thermal performance after a fan failure. Buyers seeking a universal cooler or a different form factor will not find a match here.
5 V 4-Pin Power Interface Limits
The fan operates on a 5 V DC supply drawing 1.1 W through a 4-pin connector. Polarity and pin layout must match the motherboard header exactly; an incorrect header will prevent operation. Systems lacking a compatible 5 V 4-pin header cannot use this fan without an adapter.
1.1 W Cooling Capacity and Headroom
At 1.1 W the fan provides the airflow specified for the original chassis design. It handles the thermal load the manufacturer validated for this all-in-one model. Configurations that exceed the original heat output or that have restricted vent paths may overwhelm this unit.
Highlights
- Designed for GB0555PDV1-A 13 all-in-one systems
- 5 V DC operation with 1.1 W power draw
- 4-pin connector enables precise speed control
- Tested before shipping for 100 % compatibility
- Direct replacement matching original B3713.F.GN part
Specifications
| Accessory Type | Cooler |
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Questions about this item
Which fan version matches my all-in-one model GB0555PDV1-A 13?
This unit carries part number B3713.F.GN and is built for the GB0555PDV1-A 13 series; compare the photos and part number with your original fan before ordering.
What does the 1.1 W rating mean once the fan is installed?
The fan draws 1.1 W at 5 V, so it adds minimal load to the system's power budget while providing active cooling.
How does the 4-pin connector affect speed control?
The 4-pin PWM interface lets the motherboard vary fan speed automatically based on temperature, rather than running at a fixed voltage.
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