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Black 120 mm square case fan with double bearing motor

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Fans 4710NL-04W-B39 12025 12v .44A case fan

SKU CH-60SQ-23PMB

A 12025 double-bearing case fan running at 12 V and 0.44 A

  • Double bearing design reduces mechanical wear for longer service life
  • 12 V operation matches standard PC power rails for simple installation
  • 44 A draw keeps power consumption low inside the chassis
  • 12025 form factor fits common 120 mm mounting points

12V 0.44A case fan for compact builds

This 12025 fan runs at 12 volts and draws 0.44 amps, using a double-bearing design for quieter, longer operation. It fits standard 120 mm mounting points in mid-tower or small-form-factor cases. The 4710NL-04W-B39 model suits builders who need a simple replacement or extra airflow without RGB or PWM complexity.

Capacity and headroom for steady airflow

The fan delivers consistent cooling for single-GPU systems, mid-range CPUs and general chassis ventilation. It runs out of headroom in heavily overclocked rigs, multi-GPU layouts or radiators with high static-pressure demands where a higher-CFM or PWM-controlled unit is required.

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Price $13.99
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Questions about this item

Will the 12 V .44 A fan run safely on my older motherboard's 3-pin header?

Yes, the fan draws 0.44 A at 12 V, which is within the typical 1 A limit of most legacy 3-pin headers.

How can I confirm the double-bearing fan is spinning correctly after installation?

Check the BIOS or monitoring software for a stable RPM reading and listen for smooth, quiet operation without rattling.

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