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Small square 75mm black case fan with 4-pin connector

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SXDOOL PLD08010S12HH 75mm 12V 4-pin case fan

SKU CH-NVG2-RSCMC MPN PLD08010S12HH

A 75 mm 12 V 4-pin case fan for Gigabyte graphics cards including 1050, 1060, 1070, 1080, 950, 960 and 970 models

  • Fan Size75mm
  • Power Connector4 Pin
  • 75mm fan diameter matches 40mm mounting pitch
  • 4-pin connector supports PWM speed control
  • 12V DC input with 0.35A or 0.25A current draw
  • Compatible with Gigabyte graphics cards including 1050 1060 1070 1080 950 960 970

75 mm 4-pin case fan

This 75 mm case fan uses a 4-pin power connector and runs on 12 V DC. Current draw is listed as 0.35 A or 0.25 A. The frame measures 40 x 40 x 40 mm. It is supplied new under model PLD08010S12HH.

Graphics-card cooler replacement

The fan is intended for Gigabyte graphics cards including the 1050, 1060, 1070, 1080, 950, 960 and 970. Builders who need a different diameter, a 3-pin connector or a higher airflow rating should look at other models.

Highlights

  • 75mm fan diameter matches 40mm mounting pitch
  • 4-pin connector supports PWM speed control
  • 12V DC input with 0.35A or 0.25A current draw
  • Compatible with Gigabyte graphics cards including 1050 1060 1070 1080 950 960 970

Specifications

Fan Size75mm
Power Connector4 Pin

Questions about this item

How often should I clean or replace the 75mm fan used on Gigabyte graphics cards like the 1050 or 1060 models?

Clean the fan blades and heatsink fins every 6 to 12 months using compressed air to prevent dust buildup that reduces airflow. Replace the fan if bearing noise appears, vibration increases, or the 0.35A motor fails to spin at full speed.

What is the first limit reached when this 12V 0.35A fan runs continuously at full load?

The 0.35A current draw at 12V sets the thermal limit; sustained operation at maximum RPM will hit the motor's temperature ceiling before the 4-pin PWM signal or voltage supply becomes a constraint.

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