Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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SXDOOL
A 12 V graphics card fan drawing 0.08 A or 0.15 A with a two-pin connector
The SXDOOL S124010DM is a direct-replacement cooler for graphics cards that use a 12 V two-pin connector. It draws either .08 A or .15 A depending on speed setting, matching the electrical profile of many OEM fans. Installers can swap the unit without rewiring the card's power header.
This fan replaces an original cooler that has become loud, developed bearing rattle or stopped spinning entirely. The jump is worth it when the card still performs well but thermals throttle clocks or the noise level disrupts work. No new mounting holes or voltage adapters are required for compatible models.
At 12 V the motor maintains constant rpm during extended gaming or render sessions, avoiding the speed droop seen in worn sleeves. The dual current rating lets the card's fan curve shift between quiet idle and higher airflow without stalling. Heat dissipation stays predictable over hours of sustained load.
No published specifications for this item yet.
It uses a 2-pin plug that carries 12V power at either .08A or .15A depending on the speed setting.
Remove the old cooler, align the screw holes on the S124010DM housing, secure it, then connect the 2-pin plug to the board header — the step many miss is routing the cable so it cannot foul the spinning blades.
The sleeve bearing inside the motor wears over time; when you hear a new rattle or the RPM drops below spec at 12V, the fan itself should be swapped.
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