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DBTLAP laptop GPU cooling fan for HP BookPro 16-AB 16T-AB 12V 1.0A
GPU cooling fan for HP BookPro 16-AB and 16T-AB, 12V 1.0A, tested before shipping
- Accessory TypeCooler
- Direct GPU cooling for HP BookPro 16-AB
- 12 V 1.0 A power rating matches original
- Tested before shipping for reliable operation
- Compatible with part numbers TPN-W161 N63220-001
- Single fan unit ready to install
GPU cooling fan for HP BookPro 16-AB and 16T-AB
This replacement GPU cooling fan is built for HP BookPro 16-AB and 16T-AB laptops. It suits owners whose original fan has failed or become noisy. Technicians performing board-level repairs will also find it a direct fit for the listed models.
New condition with tested reliability
The fan arrives new and each unit is tested before shipping. Its 12V 1.0A rating matches the original specification, so power draw and connector fit remain unchanged. Buyers should compare the product photos with the old part to confirm physical alignment before installation.
Exact part-number match decides compatibility
Compatibility hinges on matching part numbers such as TPN-W161, N63220-001 and DFSCK22105182B. If your laptop uses a different GPU fan assembly, this unit will not fit. Customers who are unsure of their part number should verify it before ordering.
Highlights
- Direct GPU cooling for HP BookPro 16-AB
- 12 V 1.0 A power rating matches original
- Tested before shipping for reliable operation
- Compatible with part numbers TPN-W161 N63220-001
- Single fan unit ready to install
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What voltage and current does the 12V 1.0A GPU cooling fan draw?
The fan runs at 12 volts and 1.0 ampere, matching the original HP BookPro 16-AB and 16T-AB GPU cooler specification.
Which HP laptop models and part numbers does this cooler fit?
It replaces the GPU fan in HP BookPro 16-AB and 16T-AB units with part numbers TPN-W161, N63220-001, DFSCK22105182B and FQWN.
How is the fan installed and what step is commonly missed?
Remove the old GPU fan, connect the new unit to the motherboard header, secure it with the original screws, then verify the fan spins in the BIOS hardware monitor before reassembling.
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