Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIe 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Cooling fan for HP Pavilion desktops, runs on 5V 0.5A power
This replacement CPU cooling fan fits HP Pavilion 246 and 240 G6 desktops using part numbers TPN-Q187, 14Q-BY001AX, 925352-001 and NFB67A05H-001. It operates on a 5V DC supply rated at 0.5A. The unit is sold new as an internal power cable component.
The fan connects directly to a 5V header so no adapter is required. Its original mounting points align with the specified Pavilion chassis for a straightforward swap. Builders needing a different voltage, connector type or form factor should look elsewhere.
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The CPU cooling fan connects via a DC 5V 0.5A power interface compatible with HP Pavilion 246 240 G6 TPN-Q187 systems.
This fan cooler mounts in HP Pavilion 246 240 G6 TPN-Q187 14Q-BY001AX units using part numbers 925352-001 and NFB67A05H-001.
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