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Zyvpee T054010BL AIA82bR 5V 0.13A 5000RPM 3 Pin case fan
A 5 V, 0.13 A case fan with ball bearing spins at 5000 RPM and uses a 3-pin connector for CPU or VGA cooling
- TypeCase Fan
- CompatibilityCPU Cooler
- Bearing TypeBall
- Power Connector3 Pin
- ColorBlack
- LEDNon-LED
- Ball bearing for durable operation at 5000 RPM
- 5 V 0.13 A draws minimal system power
- Three-pin connector fits standard motherboard headers
- Non-LED black design keeps build aesthetics clean
- Compatible with CPU cooler and VGA cooling setups
Compact 5 V case fan for GPU cooling
The Zyvpee T054010BL is a 5 V case fan rated at 0.13 A and 5000 RPM. It uses a 3-pin power connector and a ball bearing for continuous operation. The black, non-LED frame suits builds that need targeted airflow without lighting.
Fits CPU-cooler mounts and frees motherboard headers
This fan is listed as compatible with CPU cooler mounting points, letting it attach directly to a heatsink rather than a case vent. The 3-wire connection provides tachometer feedback to the board, so speed can be monitored without occupying a 4-pin PWM header.
Ball bearing and 3-wire lead change maintenance
The ball bearing reduces friction compared with sleeve designs, extending service life in constant-use scenarios. The third wire supplies a speed signal, enabling the system to track fan RPM and adjust curves through BIOS or software. No lighting or extra cables are included.
Highlights
- Ball bearing for durable operation at 5000 RPM
- 5 V 0.13 A draws minimal system power
- Three-pin connector fits standard motherboard headers
- Non-LED black design keeps build aesthetics clean
- Compatible with CPU cooler and VGA cooling setups
Specifications
| Brand | Zyvpee |
|---|---|
| Series | T054010BL |
| Model | T054010BL |
| Type | Case Fan |
| Compatibility | CPU Cooler |
| Bearing Type | Ball |
| Power Connector | 3 Pin |
| Color | Black |
| LED | Non-LED |
| Features | VGA Cooling |
Questions about this item
At 5 V and 0.13 A what is the first limit that appears under sustained use?
The fan draws 0.13 A at 5 V, so the header current limit is the first constraint you will hit.
How loud or hot does the ball-bearing fan get when it runs all day at 5000 RPM?
Ball bearings and 5000 RPM produce audible airflow noise and measurable heat after hours of continuous operation.
What connector must the motherboard or controller already have for this 3-pin fan to work?
A standard 3-pin fan header is required to power and monitor the fan.
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