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Small black internal power cable with white connector

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Ruth's sister internal power cable FA07015E12BMC 12V 7015 RPM

SKU CH-FNY1-9ABSV

Internal power cable for a 12 V AMD CPU fan with double ball bearing and temperature control

  • 12 V power for reliable fan operation
  • Double ball bearing design for longer life
  • Temperature control adjusts speed automatically
  • 7015 RPM maximum speed for strong airflow

7015 RPM AMD CPU Cooling Cable

This internal power cable is built for the Cool Extreme AMD CPU fan with double ball bearing. It connects the 12 V temperature-controlled fan to the motherboard header. The 7015 RPM rating matches the fan's maximum speed. Buyers replacing a worn lead on this exact cooler will find the correct fit.

Headroom limited to single fan header

The cable carries enough current for one 12 V fan at full 7015 RPM. It cannot split power to multiple fans or drive higher-wattage coolers. Builders needing dual-fan headers or PWM control beyond temperature regulation should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 12 V power for reliable fan operation
  • Double ball bearing design for longer life
  • Temperature control adjusts speed automatically
  • 7015 RPM maximum speed for strong airflow

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 12V cable connect to the existing fan header on my older motherboard?

The cable carries 12V power and fits the standard fan header used by the FA07015E12BMC cooler, so it will plug into the same header your current board provides.

How can I verify the 7015 RPM fan is running at the correct speed after installation?

Enter the BIOS or use a hardware-monitoring utility; the reported fan speed should sit near 7015 RPM when the CPU is under load, confirming the temperature control is active.

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