Cooler Master Hyper 212 Halo Black CPU Cooler RR-S4KK-20PA-R1
- 120 mm
- Black
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Replacement CPU cooling fan compatible with HP CQ32, G32, DV3-4000, 4100, DM4-1000 and 1100 laptop models
This new CPU cooling fan fits HP CQ32, G32, DV3-4000, 4100, DM4-1000 and 1100 series laptops. It serves as a direct replacement component for worn or noisy original coolers. The part restores proper thermal management for these specific notebook lines.
Under continuous load the fan maintains steady airflow to keep the processor within safe temperature limits. It prevents the thermal throttling that occurs when dust or bearing wear reduces cooling efficiency over time. The unit is not designed for laptops outside the listed model ranges.
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The replacement fan uses the original laptop power header, so it draws the same low current as the factory unit.
It plugs into the standard 3-pin CPU fan header found on the HP DM4-1100 mainboard.
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