Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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An 80 mm oil-bearing chassis fan with a 4-pin 12 V connector runs at 1200 rpm and delivers 26 to 58 cfm at 18 to 35 dB
This 80 mm square fan fits a standard 8025 mounting pattern and runs from a 12 V four-pin header. It is intended for builders who need a direct replacement or additional airflow in a computer chassis. Buyers who require a different voltage, connector type or frame depth will need another model.
Rated speed is 1200 rpm with a tolerance of ±10 %, delivering an air volume between 26 and 58 cfm. Acoustic output ranges from 18 to 35 dB with a ±3 dB variance, while the oil-containing bearing is rated for 40 000 hours of service life. Power consumption follows the 12 V supply rail.
The frame measures 80 mm by 80 mm by 25 mm, matching the 8025 form factor used in many power supplies and chassis. A four-pin plug provides both power and speed control on a single connector. Verify that your device has the matching header and clearance before purchase.
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Align the 4-pin connector with the motherboard or fan-controller header, press it straight in until it clicks, and verify the keyed notch matches — the step most people miss is forgetting to check the notch orientation before forcing the plug.
The sleeve bearing is sealed with lubricating oil and is not user-serviceable; once the 40000-hour rating is reached the entire 80 mm fan should be replaced rather than re-oiled.
Under continuous load the fan tops out at 35 dB ± 3 dB, which is the acoustic ceiling you will hear before thermal or voltage limits are reached.
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