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TOPLAB

TOPLAB GA81S2U-PFTB 12V 0.38A 75mm 40mm 4Pin VGA Fan

SKU CH-EX09-HR5K8

Cools ZOTAC GTX660 graphics cards with a 12 V, 0.38 A, 75 mm 4-pin fan

  • Cools ZOTAC graphics card efficiently
  • Runs on 12 V, 0.38 A power input
  • 75 mm cable reaches motherboard headers easily
  • 4-pin PWM connector enables speed control

12V 4-pin VGA replacement fan

The TOPLAB GA81S2U-PFTB is a 12V 0.38A cooling fan designed for graphics card thermal management. It features a 40mm square frame with a 75mm cable length and a standard four-pin connector for PWM control. This component serves as a direct replacement part for maintaining GPU operating temperatures.

Suits ZOTAC GTX660 2GD5 owners

This fan fits the ZOTAC GTX660 2GD5 graphics card where the original cooler has failed or become noisy. Buyers repairing other GPU models or needing different voltage, connector pin counts, or frame dimensions should look at other options. Those requiring higher airflow ratings or alternative mounting hole spacing will not find a match here.

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Price $16.99
Cheaper than about 75% of the 5,998 comparable items (median $24.99).

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Questions about this item

Will the 40*40*40mm frame with 75mm screw spacing fit the ZOTAC GTX660 -2GD5 heatsink?

Yes — the 40 mm square frame and 75 mm mounting holes match the original cooler on that card.

Which wire goes where on the 4-pin connector when replacing the old fan?

Match the keyed 4-pin plug to the header on the graphics card; it only seats one way, so forcing it reversed is the common mistake.

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