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Small black 75mm graphics card cooling fan with centre hub and curved blades

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Fans PLA08015S12HH 12V 0.35A 75mm vga cooling

SKU CH-R1V2-V0SFQ

Cools graphics cards with a 75 mm, 12 V fan drawing 0.35 A

  • 12 V power draw suits standard GPU headers
  • 75 mm diameter fits many reference card shrouds
  • 35 A current keeps cable load low
  • 8015 frame code helps confirm exact replacement

Replacement fan for graphics cards

This 75 mm replacement fan is built for graphics-card coolers that use the PLA08015S12HH model. It runs on a standard 12 V supply and draws 0.35 A, matching the electrical profile of the original unit. The part is sold new and ready to install in compatible VGA cooling assemblies.

Upgrade from a failed or noisy stock fan

Swapping in this unit restores original airflow when the factory fan wears out, develops bearing noise or stops spinning entirely. The change is worth it when the cooler shroud and heatsink are still intact but the fan itself has become the weak link. Buyers needing a different diameter, voltage or connector layout will not be served by this specific model.

Highlights

  • 12 V power draw suits standard GPU headers
  • 75 mm diameter fits many reference card shrouds
  • 35 A current keeps cable load low
  • 8015 frame code helps confirm exact replacement

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 75 mm diameter fit my card's existing mounting holes?

The fan measures 75 mm across, so match that dimension to the screw spacing on your graphics-card shroud before ordering.

How do I connect the PLA08015S12HH to the board, and what mistake should I avoid?

Plug the two-pin lead into the card's 12 V fan header; the common error is reversing polarity, which stops the fan from spinning.

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