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Replacement CPU and GPU cooling fan for the HP EliteBook X360 1030 G3, matching part numbers L31859-001 and L34272-001
This new CPU GPU fan fits the HP EliteBook X360 1030 G3 using part numbers L31859-001 and L34272-001. It replaces the original cooling assembly inside the laptop chassis. The component targets owners of that specific model who need to restore factory airflow.
Under continuous workloads the fan maintains steady airflow to both the processor and graphics chip. It prevents thermal throttling during long rendering or compile sessions. The unit is not intended for laptops outside the X360 1030 G3 series.
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The replacement fan is designed to match the original thermal profile, keeping noise and heat at factory levels when running all day.
You need an HP EliteBook X360 1030 G3 laptop; the fan connects directly to the motherboard header with no extra parts required.
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