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Small black plastic 75mm video card fan with center hub and curved blades

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Fans Video Card Fan 12V .20A 75mm T128010SM

SKU CH-2541-YFYKA

Cools compatible graphics cards with a 75 mm, 12 V, 0.20 A replacement fan

  • 12 V .20 A power draw keeps energy use low
  • 75 mm diameter fits compatible graphics card coolers
  • Replacement fan restores airflow to listed video card models
  • T128010SM part number ensures correct match

Replacement Video Card Fan

This 75 mm diameter fan operates at 12 V and draws 0.20 A. It carries the T128010SM model designation and is supplied in new condition for graphics card cooling repairs. The compact frame fits the mounting pattern used on a range of older boards including the 460, 470, 570, 580, 670 and 5870 series.

Buyers needing a direct swap for a worn

This unit suits technicians and enthusiasts restoring legacy graphics cards with the matching 75 mm mounting holes and 12 V header. It is not intended for modern GPUs that use larger fans, different voltage rails or proprietary connector layouts. Builders assembling new systems or upgrading current-generation hardware should look at purpose-built coolers for those platforms.

Highlights

  • 12 V .20 A power draw keeps energy use low
  • 75 mm diameter fits compatible graphics card coolers
  • Replacement fan restores airflow to listed video card models
  • T128010SM part number ensures correct match

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the sleeve bearing need replacement after long use?

The sleeve bearing will eventually wear and may need replacement after extended operation.

Does the 0.20 A current limit thermal throttle under sustained load?

The 0.20 A draw is the rated operating current and does not indicate a thermal throttle point.

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