SXDOOL 80mm case fan 12V 2500 RPM 11dBA Hydro 4-pin
An 80mm hydro-bearing case fan running at 2500 RPM with 11dBA noise and a 4-pin connector
- Fan size80 mm
- Quiet operation at 11 dBA for silent builds
- Hydro bearing reduces friction and extends fan life
- 2500 RPM delivers strong airflow for cooling
- 4-pin connector enables precise PWM speed control
- Compact 80 mm frame fits tight chassis spaces
80 mm Hydro-bearing case fan
This 80 mm case fan uses a hydro bearing and a four-pin power connector to deliver quiet airflow for compact builds or graphics-card cooling. It suits system builders who need a slim 25 mm profile in a standard 80 mm frame.
Thermals and acoustics
At 2500 RPM the fan produces only 11 dBA, keeping noise low while moving air through tight chassis spaces. The 12 V DC input provides steady power without excessive draw during normal operation.
Four-pin PWM control
The 4-pin connector enables precise speed regulation via motherboard PWM headers, letting the system balance cooling and silence automatically. Buyers who need a three-pin voltage-controlled fan or a larger frame size should look elsewhere.
How it compares
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- Price $11.99
- Cheaper than about 85% of the 8,339 comparable items (median $19.99).
- Fan size 80 mm
- Lower than about 75% of the 1,114 comparable items (median 120 mm).
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Delta |
| Size & build | |
| Fan size | 80 mm |
Questions about this item
How do I connect the 4-pin power connector and which step do people often miss?
Plug the 4-pin connector into a motherboard or controller header, ensuring the tab aligns; the step often missed is confirming the header supplies 12 V PWM control rather than fixed voltage.
What maintenance will the hydro bearing need over time?
The hydro bearing is sealed and requires no lubrication; if noise rises above the rated 11 dBA after extended use, replace the fan.
At what point does the 2500 RPM speed become the limiting factor under sustained load?
At 2500 ± 10 % RPM the airflow reaches its maximum; sustained loads that demand more cooling will hit this speed ceiling first.
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