DBTLAP
DBTLAP T128015SH 75MM 2PIN DC12V 0.32A Fan
A 75 mm, 12 V, 0.32 A replacement fan fits EVGA GTX 650, 650 Ti and GTS 450 graphics cards
- Accessory TypeCooler
- Keeps EVGA GTX 650 650Ti GTS 450 cool with 12 V DC power
- 75 mm diameter fits original mounting points for direct replacement
- Two-pin connector matches stock wiring for plug-and-play install
- Rated 0.32 A draw for efficient thermal management
- Tested before shipping to ensure reliable operation
Replacement 75 mm 2-pin GPU fan
This 12 V .32 A cooler fits EVGA GTX 650 and 650 Ti cards as well as the GTS 450 model. It ships as a single tested unit ready for direct installation. Buyers should verify the part number T128015SH against the original component before ordering.
Upgrade from a worn or noisy stock cooler
The fan replaces the factory unit when bearings fail or airflow drops below spec. The jump is worth it when the original cooler spins unevenly or produces audible rattle under load. Users who need a different connector layout or a larger frame cannot use this model.
Steady airflow under continuous load
The 75 mm impeller maintains constant RPM while the GPU sustains 100 percent utilisation. No thermal throttling spikes appear during extended render or compute sessions. Each unit passes a pre-ship spin test to confirm stable operation at the rated voltage.
Highlights
- Keeps EVGA GTX 650 650Ti GTS 450 cool with 12 V DC power
- 75 mm diameter fits original mounting points for direct replacement
- Two-pin connector matches stock wiring for plug-and-play install
- Rated 0.32 A draw for efficient thermal management
- Tested before shipping to ensure reliable operation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 75 mm frame and 2-pin connector match the original fan on my EVGA GTX 650 Ti?
The fan is built to the T128015SH spec — 75 mm diameter, 2-pin, 12 V — which is the direct replacement for the EVGA GTX 650, 650 Ti and GTS 450 reference coolers.
What is the tricky step when swapping the fan on the GTX 650 Ti heatsink?
Remove the four spring screws in a cross pattern, lift the shroud straight up to avoid bending the 2-pin header, then plug the new fan in before re-seating the heatsink.
When should I expect to replace this T128015SH fan again?
Expect several years of service; replace when bearing noise appears or RPM drops below the rated .32 A draw at 12 V.
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