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NA CPU GPU Cooling Fan for Dell Alienware X17 R1 0X63JW 09DNWT

SKU CH-FDBM-Q3KBD

Replacement CPU and GPU cooling fan for the Alienware X17 R1 laptop

  • Accessory categoryCPU GPU Fans
  • Direct replacement for Alienware X17 R1
  • Matches part numbers 0X63JW and 09DNWT
  • Cools both CPU and GPU modules
  • New condition ready for installation

Replacement Cooling Fan for Alienware X17 R1

This CPU GPU cooling fan is built for the Dell Alienware X17 R1 laptop using part numbers 0X63JW and 09DNWT. It replaces the original thermal module when the stock fan fails or runs loudly. The part is new and ready for direct installation.

Upgrade When the Original Fan Fails

Swap this in when the factory cooler stops spinning or overheats the system during heavy loads. It is not a supplemental pad or external cooler, so buyers needing extra airflow beyond the chassis design will not be served by this part alone.

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Price $30.99
Pricier than about 73% of the 6,190 comparable items (median $20.99).

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Accessory categoryCPU GPU Fans

Questions about this item

Does this fan assembly match the Dell Alienware X17 R1 chassis and the 0X63JW part number?

Yes, it is built as a direct replacement for the Dell Alienware X17 R1 and carries the 0X63JW part reference used in that model.

Which screws or connectors must be handled first when swapping the CPU GPU fan in the X17 R1?

Disconnect the battery, then unplug the fan cable from the motherboard before removing the mounting screws; skipping the battery step is the common mistake.

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