Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIe 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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A 4-wire, 4-pin internal power cable rated at 5 V 0.30 A for the Dell Latitude E6420 CPU cooling fan
This four-wire, four-pin internal power cable connects a compatible CPU cooling fan to the motherboard of a Dell Latitude E6420. It is intended for technicians or owners servicing that specific notebook model.
The cable carries the low current required by the target fan, so it handles the standard cooling load without issue. It does not support higher-current fans or other laptop models, and it lacks any additional connectors for PWM control beyond the four pins provided.
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Yes, the C-J22C is built for the Dell Latitude E6420 and uses a 4-wire 4-pin connector that matches the original CPU fan header.
Check that the fan spins at the rated 0.30 A draw on the 5 V line and listen for steady airflow from the CPU cooler.
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