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Ruth's sister internal power cable 6-31-W25HS-100 BS5005HS-U89

SKU CH-PHFD-NB5BW

Replacement CPU cooling fan compatible with MSI S6000, X600, CLEVO 7872 and C4500 models

  • Cools MSI S6000 and X600 laptops
  • Fits CLEVO 7872 and C4500 models
  • Replaces AB6505HX-J03 and AB6605HX-J03 fans
  • Matches part numbers 6-31-W25HS-100 and BS5005HS-U89

Replacement CPU cooling fan for MSI

This replacement CPU cooling fan fits MSI S6000 and X600 models as well as Clevo 7872 and C4500 chassis. It matches the AB6505HX-J03 and AB6605HX-J03 part numbers. Buyers restoring a compatible notebook will find a direct-fit cooler.

Not for desktops or unsupported laptop models

This fan does not fit desktop systems or laptops outside the listed MSI and Clevo series. Builders needing a different connector, voltage, or mounting layout must source an alternative cooler.

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Price $11.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Will the 6-31-W25HS-100 fan fit the original heatsink mounting points on my MSI S6000?

The 6-31-W25HS-100 is listed for the MSI S6000 and X600 series, so it aligns with the stock heatsink screw layout used on those models.

How can I confirm the BS5005HS-U89 cooler is spinning at the correct speed after installation?

Enter the BIOS or use a hardware monitor; the fan should report an RPM value and the CPU temperature should drop under load compared to the old unit.

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