Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIe 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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CPU cooling fan for compatible Dell 14R and N-series laptops, 5 V 0.4 A three-pin connector
This new CPU fan fits Dell 14R, N4110, N4120, M411R and N4410 laptops. It operates at DC5V and draws 0.4 A through a three-pin connector. The part replaces manufacturer reference 0HFMH9 MF60100V1-Q032-G99.
Buyers whose laptop uses a different pin count or voltage cannot use this fan. The connector must match the three-pin header and the board must supply 5 V at 0.4 A. If your machine needs a four-pin PWM header or a different current rating, this part will not work.
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It draws 0.4 amps at 5 V, so the motherboard header only needs to supply about 2 watts for the fan to run at its rated speed.
The three-pin header gives power, ground and a tachometer signal; voltage control adjusts speed but PWM is not available.
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