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Vszerda

Vszerda Laptop Cooling Pad For Inspiron 13 15 Latitude 3390 3379 P58F P69G

SKU CH-FRYT-R6GDA

Replacement CPU cooling fan compatible with select Dell Inspiron 13, 15 and Latitude 3379, 3390 models

  • Keeps compatible Inspiron and Latitude models running cooler
  • Direct replacement for listed CPU cooling fan part numbers
  • Supports 13-inch and 15-inch Dell laptops from the same series
  • New condition ensures reliable thermal performance out of the box

Compatible Dell Models

This Vszerda cooling fan is engineered for specific Dell Inspiron 13 and 15 series laptops including models 5368, 5378, 5379, 5568, 5578, 7368, 7378, 7569 and 7579. It also fits Latitude 3379 and 3390 units along with part numbers P58F and P69G.

Direct Replacement Part

The fan serves as a drop-in CPU cooler for the listed part numbers, restoring original thermal performance without modification. No additional mounting hardware or software is included. Buyers needing a universal pad or multi-laptop compatibility should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Keeps compatible Inspiron and Latitude models running cooler
  • Direct replacement for listed CPU cooling fan part numbers
  • Supports 13-inch and 15-inch Dell laptops from the same series
  • New condition ensures reliable thermal performance out of the box

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How often will the CPU cooling fan need replacement under normal use?

The fan is a mechanical component; plan to replace it when bearing noise increases or airflow drops below what keeps your Inspiron or Latitude CPU within safe temperatures.

What thermal limit appears first during sustained loads?

The CPU will hit its thermal throttle point before the fan reaches maximum RPM, so the processor reduces clock speed to protect itself.

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