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Replacement CPU cooling fan for HP Pavilion x360 13-S series laptops including 13-S000, 13-S100, 13-S121CA and 13-S150sa models
- Fits HP Pavilion x360 13-S series laptops
- Direct replacement for original CPU cooling fan
- Brand new condition ensures reliable performance
- Compatible with multiple model numbers listed
- Ready to install in supported notebooks
Compatible HP Pavilion x360 13-S Models
This new CPU cooling fan is built for the HP Pavilion x360 13-S series, covering the 13-S000, 13-S100, 13-S121CA and 13-S150sa model numbers. It replaces the original internal cooler to restore proper thermal management.
Who This Suits and Who It Does Not
The part suits owners of the listed Pavilion x360 13-S laptops who need a direct replacement for a worn or noisy fan. It does not fit other HP series, different screen sizes or desktop systems, so buyers with those devices should look elsewhere.
Cooling Capacity and Limits
The fan provides the standard airflow intended for the factory processor in these 13-S chassis. It handles everyday workloads and typical multitasking within the original thermal design. Sustained heavy loads that exceed the laptop's stock cooling envelope may still cause throttling.
Highlights
- Fits HP Pavilion x360 13-S series laptops
- Direct replacement for original CPU cooling fan
- Brand new condition ensures reliable performance
- Compatible with multiple model numbers listed
- Ready to install in supported notebooks
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the fan fit my Pavilion x360 13-S000 without any extra brackets?
The listing states it fits the Pavilion x360 13-S 13-S000 13-S100 13-S121CA 13-S150sa series, so the 13-S000 is covered.
Will this replacement cool a 13-S100 that still uses the original heatsink?
It is sold as a direct CPU fan for the 13-S100 and the other listed models, so it mounts to the existing heatsink.
How can I confirm the fan is spinning correctly after I install it?
Enter the BIOS hardware monitor or use a Windows fan-speed utility to verify RPM rises when the CPU load increases.
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