SXDOOL VGA Cooling Fan Gray R128015DM 2-wire PLA08015D12HH 4-wire
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Replacement fan and heatsink assembly compatible with P960, P960RF, P970 and P970RC graphics cards
This Vszerda heatsink is designed to cool graphics cards using the P960, P960RF, P970 or P970RC board designs. It replaces the original fan assembly on those specific models. The part number 6-31-P9602 covers the NA0, NA1 and NA2 variants.
The jump is worth it when the original cooler on a compatible card becomes noisy, stops spinning or runs hotter than expected. It is not for builders fitting a different GPU layout, cards with custom PCB mounting holes or systems that need a full water-block conversion.
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The cooler is designed for the P960, P960RF, P970 and P970RC models using the 6-31-P9602 mounting pattern.
Many forget to align the 6-31-P9602 screw holes with the GPU’s mounting posts before tightening, causing uneven pressure.
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