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Zyvpee T054010BL 5V .13A 2 Pin Ball Bearing Silver CPU Cooler Fan
5V .13A two-pin ball-bearing silver CPU cooler fan designed for VGA cooling
- TypeCPU Cooler Fan
- Bearing TypeBall
- Power Connector2 Pin
- ColorSilver
- LEDNon-LED
- FeaturesVGA Cooling
- Ball bearing design reduces friction for longer life
- 5V .13A draw keeps power consumption low
- Two-pin connector fits standard motherboard headers
- Silver finish blends with most chassis colour schemes
- Non-LED build avoids unwanted light inside the case
Compact 5 V 2-pin ball-bearing fan
The Zyvpee T054010BL is a 5 V .13 A two-wire fan with a ball bearing and a silver frame. It is built for tight spaces such as graphics-card coolers or small-form-factor CPU heatsinks where a low-voltage, two-pin connection is required. The non-LED design keeps the visual profile clean for builds that do not use lighting.
Ball bearing for continuous orientation changes
The ball bearing is the single specification that determines suitability: it tolerates any mounting angle and resists wear better than sleeve bearings in the vibration-heavy environment of a VGA cooler. Buyers who need a fluid-dynamic or magnetic-levitation bearing for quieter operation at very low speeds should look elsewhere.
Two-wire power cable only
The bundle consists solely of the fan and its 2-pin lead; no mounting screws, adapters or speed-control software are included. Installers must supply their own fixings and accept that the fan will run at full voltage whenever the header is powered.
Highlights
- Ball bearing design reduces friction for longer life
- 5V .13A draw keeps power consumption low
- Two-pin connector fits standard motherboard headers
- Silver finish blends with most chassis colour schemes
- Non-LED build avoids unwanted light inside the case
Specifications
| Brand | Zyvpee |
|---|---|
| Series | T054010BL |
| Model | T054010BL |
| Type | CPU Cooler Fan |
| Bearing Type | Ball |
| Power Connector | 2 Pin |
| Color | Silver |
| LED | Non-LED |
| Features | VGA Cooling |
Questions about this item
What does the 0.13 A current draw mean for my power supply?
The fan draws 0.13 A at 5 V, which is a very small load that any standard PC power supply or motherboard header can handle without issue.
What does the 2-pin connector limit compared to 3-pin or 4-pin headers?
A 2-pin connector supplies power only, so the fan runs at a fixed speed and cannot report RPM or be controlled by PWM or voltage regulation.
How does the ball bearing affect mounting orientation?
Ball bearings tolerate any mounting angle — horizontal, vertical or upside-down — without the wear or noise issues that can affect sleeve bearings in non-vertical positions.
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