Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIe 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Two ultra-thin 25 mm square cooling fans with 10 mm depth, 5 V power and 4500 RPM speed
Two DFS251005L units each measure 25 mm square by 10 mm thick and run on 5 V DC power. They suit builders fitting cooling into thin enclosures or custom brackets where standard 25 mm fans cannot fit.
Each fan spins at 4500 RPM while the micro-mute design keeps audible output low. The slim 2.5 cm frame allows airflow in restricted channels without adding bulk or significant power load.
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Connect the 2510 header to a 5V DC source, orient airflow toward the heatsink, then secure with M2 screws — the step most skip is checking that the 10mm thickness clears adjacent components before tightening.
Expect dust buildup on the micro blades; clean with low-pressure air every few months and plan to replace the pair when bearing noise rises or speed drops below 4500RPM.
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