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Fans PLD05010S12H 12V .2A 45mm 39mm case fan

SKU CH-5RX5-H8986

12 V case fan with 45 mm blades and 39 mm mounting holes for graphics-card cooling

  • 12 V .2 A low power draw keeps GPU thermals stable
  • 45 mm blade diameter fits tight graphics-card shrouds
  • 39 mm hole distance matches common replacement patterns
  • 5010 form factor suits compact video-card coolers

Replacement video-card fan

The PLD05010S12H is a 12 V, 0.2 A case fan designed for graphics-card coolers. Its blade diameter measures 45 mm and the mounting holes sit 39 mm apart, matching the original specification for many reference designs. Supplied as a single unit, it restores airflow to a GPU heatsink that has lost its factory fan.

Upgrade from a failed or noisy original

The swap is worthwhile when the stock fan has seized, developed bearing rattle or no longer spins at full speed. It is not suited to builds that need higher static pressure, larger blade diameters or PWM speed control, because the motor runs at a fixed 12 V and the frame remains the compact 5010 footprint.

Highlights

  • 12 V .2 A low power draw keeps GPU thermals stable
  • 45 mm blade diameter fits tight graphics-card shrouds
  • 39 mm hole distance matches common replacement patterns
  • 5010 form factor suits compact video-card coolers

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What are the mounting hole dimensions for the PLD05010S12H fan?

The mounting holes are spaced 39 mm apart, matching the standard spacing for many graphics card coolers.

How do I connect the fan to the graphics card, and what is the common mistake?

Plug the 2-wire lead into the card's 12 V fan header; the frequent error is reversing the polarity, which prevents the fan from spinning.

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