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Replacement CPU cooling fan compatible with HP Omni 120 All-in-One models 1132, 1134, 1135 and 1136
This replacement CPU cooling fan fits HP Omni 120 all-in-one desktops including the 120-1132, 120-1134, 120-1135 and 120-1136 models. It matches part number 658909-001 and the AB1305HX-PDB reference. The package includes one fan unit ready for installation. Buyers with other HP all-in-one series or standalone tower chassis cannot use this part.
The four-wire connector supports continuous speed control so the fan maintains steady airflow during extended workloads. This helps keep temperatures stable over long sessions rather than only during brief spikes. The design targets consistent cooling for the supported Omni 120 platforms without requiring additional hardware.
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The 4-wire PWM design lets the motherboard adjust speed to load, keeping noise low during long sessions.
The original 4-pin CPU fan header and the mounting bracket that matches part number 658909-001.
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