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Zyvpee
A 92 mm ball-bearing case fan running at 12 V with a 3-pin connector for CPU cooler compatibility
The Zyvpee AD0912UB-A73GL is a 92 mm DC axial fan built for CPU cooler mounting. It draws 0.39 A at 12 V and uses a three-pin power connector. The black frame measures 92 by 25 mm and contains a ball bearing for continuous operation. No LED lighting is fitted.
The three-pin connector adjusts fan speed by varying supply voltage rather than a PWM signal. This restricts the minimum stable speed and prevents fine-grained automatic curves. Builders needing exact low-RPM control or motherboard PWM headers will find the interface less flexible.
This unit suits repairs where an existing 92 mm cooler fan has failed or become loud. The jump is worthwhile when the original uses a sleeve bearing that has dried out or when a direct 12 V 0.39 A replacement matches the cooler’s mounting holes and airflow requirement.
| Brand | Zyvpee |
|---|---|
| Series | AD0912 |
| Model | AD0912UB-A73GL |
| Type | Case Fan |
| Compatibility | CPU Cooler |
| Bearing Type | Ball |
| Power Connector | 3 Pin |
| Color | Black |
| LED | No |
| Features | DC axial fan |
| Dimensions | 92 * 25mm |
| Package Contents | refer to title |
The frame is 92 mm square and 25 mm thick; the 90 mm label refers to the same fan class, so choose based on the 92 mm mounting holes.
The fan runs on a standard 12 V header and draws .39 A, giving steady airflow for a CPU cooler without overloading the motherboard connector.
The 3-pin plug supplies power and a tachometer signal; speed varies with voltage, so the motherboard can lower RPM by reducing the 12 V line.
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