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Small black laptop cooling fan with four-wire connector

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Fans Laptop CPU Cooling Fan HP ProBook 4535S 4730S 4530 4530S EliteBook 8450P 8460P 6460B 8470P 4 Wire

SKU CH-WFSG-6NBFH

Replacement CPU cooling fan with a 4-wire connector for compatible HP ProBook and EliteBook notebooks

  • Compatible with HP ProBook 4530, 4535S, 4730S series
  • Fits EliteBook 8450P, 8460P, 8470P models
  • Supports EliteBook 6460B notebook computers
  • 4-wire connector enables precise speed control

Compatible HP laptop models

This replacement CPU cooling fan fits HP ProBook 4530, 4535S and 4730S as well as EliteBook 8450P, 8460P, 8470P and 6460B notebooks. It is a new component intended for repair or upgrade of the listed systems. The four-wire connector matches the original motherboard header.

Four-wire connector benefit

The four-wire interface allows the laptop firmware to monitor fan speed and adjust it dynamically. This provides finer thermal control than three-wire alternatives and helps maintain stable operating temperatures. No additional accessories or software are included with the fan.

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Specifications

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Questions about this item

How often should the 4-wire CPU fan in my EliteBook 8460P be cleaned to maintain airflow?

Clean the fan vents every three to six months using compressed air; dust buildup is the main cause of reduced cooling performance on these models.

What component typically reaches its thermal limit first during prolonged heavy workloads on a ProBook 4530S?

The CPU package hits its thermal throttle point before the fan reaches maximum RPM, so sustained loads will trigger clock-speed reduction first.

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