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Small black laptop CPU cooling fan with three-pin connector

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Fans CPU Cooling Fan for Sony VPCCW CW17 VPC-CW 100C PCG-61111T 61113T PCG-61114 3 Pin Laptop Replacement Part

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New 3-pin CPU cooling fan replaces the original cooler in compatible Sony VAIO laptops

  • Compatible with Sony VPCCW and VPC-CW 100C series laptops
  • Direct replacement for part numbers PCG-61111T 61113T PCG-61114
  • 3-pin connector ensures straightforward installation
  • New condition guarantees reliable cooling performance

Compatible Sony VAIO Models

This replacement CPU cooling fan fits Sony VAIO VPCCW, CW17, VPC-CW and 100C series laptops. It also matches PCG-61111T, 61113T and 61114 chassis codes. The three-pin connector plugs directly into the motherboard header. No additional adapters or wiring changes are required.

What the 3-Pin Connector Provides

The three-pin interface delivers power and tachometer feedback to the system fan controller. This allows the laptop to monitor rotational speed and adjust cooling automatically. No software installation or driver updates are needed for basic operation.

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Price $8.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Will the 3-pin connector on this replacement fan need to be re-pasted or re-seated during future maintenance?

The 3-pin connector simply plugs into the motherboard header; only the thermal paste between the CPU and heatsink needs periodic replacement, not the fan connector itself.

What is the first thermal limit reached when this fan runs continuously under heavy load?

The fan spins until the laptop's internal thermal throttle point triggers, which is governed by the CPU's own temperature ceiling rather than the fan's speed rating.

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