Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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SunnyStar Co., Ltd
A 44 mm Maglev case fan with a 3-pin connector draws 0.9 W at 12 V for graphics-card heatsink cooling
The SunnyStar 124010VM-8 is a 44mm case fan that uses a Maglev bearing and runs on DC 12V power at 0.9W. It connects through a standard 3-pin header and has no LED lighting. The black housing is designed for tight spaces such as graphics-card heatsinks or small-form-factor chassis.
Builders who need a low-profile 3-pin cooler for a video-card radiator or a compact enclosure will find the 44mm frame and Maglev bearing a direct fit. Buyers who require PWM speed control, larger airflow volumes or RGB illumination should look at other models because this unit offers only fixed 3-pin operation and no lighting.
At 0.9W draw the fan adds minimal load to a 12V rail and the Maglev bearing keeps acoustic output low at typical speeds. The 44mm footprint limits maximum static pressure and airflow, so it handles targeted component cooling but runs out of headroom when asked to ventilate an entire mid-tower case.
| Series | 124010VM-8 |
|---|---|
| Model | 124010VM-8 |
| Type | Case Fan Accessory |
| Bearing Type | Maglev |
| Power Connector | 3 Pin |
| Color | Black |
| LED | Non-LED |
| Dimensions | 44mm |
The fan uses a standard 3-pin DC12V connector, so any 3-pin fan header on the graphics card or motherboard that supplies 12 V will power it.
This model is listed as compatible with the AD2016 radware cooler, so the 44 mm frame and screw pattern should match that heatsink directly.
Check the fan speed reading in BIOS or monitoring software; a steady RPM signal on the 3-pin header confirms the maglev motor is running.
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