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Black 80mm square case fan 38mm thick dual ball bearing 12V 1.1A

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Fans 8038 80x80x38mm 12V 1.1A dual ball bearing case fan

SKU CH-CXJN-QC1GA

80 mm dual ball bearing case fan delivering 12 V, 1.1 A airflow in a 38 mm thick frame

  • Dual ball bearing design extends operational lifespan
  • 12 V 1.1 A rating delivers strong airflow
  • Compact 80 x 80 x 38 mm frame fits tight spaces
  • 9G0812G102 model built for reliable case cooling

8038 80x80x38mm dual ball bearing fan

This 80 mm square case fan measures 38 mm deep and runs on 12 V at 1.1 A. It uses a dual ball bearing design identified by the 9G0812G102 model reference. The unit is supplied new for direct chassis mounting.

Suited to builds that can accommodate a 38 mm

Not for systems limited to thinner fan profiles or smaller mounting footprints. Buyers needing different voltage or bearing types should consider other options.

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Questions about this item

Should I pick the 8038 model or a thinner 80 mm fan for my case?

The 8038 is 38 mm thick, so choose it only if your mounting points accept that depth; thinner fans fit tighter spaces but may move less air.

What does the 1.1 A rating mean for my 12 V fan header?

At 12 V the fan draws 1.1 A, so the header must supply at least that current; most modern motherboard headers provide 1 A or more, but check your board’s spec.

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