Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
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A 3-pin, 12 V, 0.37 A cable for San Ace 109R0812G4D03 80 mm cooling fans
This internal power cable connects the San Ace 109R0812G4D03 80 mm fan to a 12 V supply. It carries a 0.37 A load through a standard three-pin connector. Builders replacing or installing this specific cooler model use it for a direct, keyed fit.
The cable is rated for the fan’s 12 V 0.37 A draw, so it handles normal continuous operation without voltage drop. It is not suited for higher-current devices or multi-fan daisy chains that exceed the single-fan specification.
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Yes, the cable is made for the San Ace 109R0812G4D03 8025 8CM 80x80x25MM 12V 0.37A cooling fan and its 3-pin header matches the fan's power input.
The fan should spin at its rated speed and the system hardware monitor will report a steady 12 V rail with a current draw around 0.37 A when the fan is running.
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