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Fans 8025 GDT 80mm 12V 4-Pin Case Fan

SKU CH-ZXHS-A5KDK

80 mm brushless case fan with four-colour LED lighting and 12 V 4-pin power

  • Four-colour LED lighting adds visual style
  • Brushless motor runs quietly for longer life
  • 12 V 4-pin connector enables PWM speed control
  • Compact 80 mm frame fits tight build spaces

80 mm 4-pin case fan

This 80 mm brushless fan uses a standard 4-pin PWM connector and runs on 12 V DC power. The 25 mm thick frame fits common 8025 mounting holes in compact chassis. Four-colour LEDs cycle through green, red and blue lighting effects. The unit is supplied new and ready for installation.

Direct replacement for 8025 fans

The fan matches the 8080x25 mm footprint of existing 8025 coolers, so it drops in without adapter brackets. Builders who need a different voltage or a 3-pin header will not be able to use this model. The 4-pin interface allows motherboard speed control, unlike fixed-speed 2-wire alternatives.

Highlights

  • Four-colour LED lighting adds visual style
  • Brushless motor runs quietly for longer life
  • 12 V 4-pin connector enables PWM speed control
  • Compact 80 mm frame fits tight build spaces

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What are the mounting dimensions for the 8025 GDT 80mm case fan?

The fan measures 80mm by 80mm with a 25mm thickness, matching the standard 8025 form factor for 80mm mounting holes.

How do I connect the 4-pin connector on this fan, and what is the common mistake?

Plug the 4-pin connector into a motherboard PWM header, aligning the keyed notch; the common error is forcing it onto a 3-pin header, which can bend pins.

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