Cpu Fan For Laptop

[AMD X570] Great board so far.... All worked first power up... Instructions easy to follow in book.. Only small hiccup i had was when installing water cooler fan to board I did not put the connector on CPU fan but in instead CPU alt connector next to it... causes small error on power up and was easy to find and fix.

[10x] I purchased the Fractal Terra in Jade. The build quality is excellent, panel gaps are minimal and uniform, and it’s very sturdy. Building was a relative breeze with the included step by step instructions. Be sure to get your dimensions in order and make sure everything will fit with at least a few mm of clearance on each side so your fans don’t hiss/whistle from being right up against the panels. SFX-L power supply went in mine fine, but it’s a very tight fit. I went with an ID-Cooling 47mm all black CPU fan, but coupled with my relatively small RTX 3070, I could have gone way more aggressive with the CPU cooling. Thermals for an RTX 3070 peak around 75° under torture test (Furmark2) and CPU peaks around 78° under torture test (CPU Burner). Under gaming load (Red Dead Redemption 2, 1080p, max everything, DLSS on Auto) GPU 73° / CPU 71° after 2 hours, both well within thermal capacity. This was without a 120mm fan mounted below the PSU for airflow since SFX-L power supply blocks the mounting point. I have this setup as an HTPC/living room gaming PC and it looks great on the media console with some other earthy brown and green accent pieces / live plants nearby. If you’re planning a midrange build like this, just get a regular SFX power supply, I just wasn’t able to find a reasonably priced one above 750W, so I opted for the 850W SFX-L to upgrade the CPU, cooler, and GPU later on. Overall a relatively painless install, instructions are very clear and give lots of helpful tips for cable management and other minor details useful for your specific build. Can’t wait to see what Fractal comes up with next!

[20 A] For my needs has enough capacity for power, and included enough CPU headers to cover a 8 4 configuration. The wrapped ATX cable was nice for cable management. Cables were long enough to route to the needed places without issue. The power supply includes a self tester, which was a nice check before setting it up more fully. It has a hybrid mode (where the fan can shut off) but the fan itself is somewhat quiet, nothing distracting. This went into a 5900x / single GPU build.

[120 mm] The fan does a good job at keeping the CPU within it's safety limits. The moving light display looks great too.

[1800 rpm] My previous CPU fan covered one of my RAM slots and this one works way better and allows me to use all of the available RAM slots. Quieter, cooler and more functional. Great unit. Install was very easy and straightforward.

[300 to 2450 rpm] As simple as it comes for water cooling a cpu. Always been a fan of custom loops but decided to go with this instead this time and not disappointed at all!

[Case Fan] As usual, the be quiets packaging of this PC cooling fan truly compliments its high-end design features and manufacturing quality control standards. Note however, that once the taped seals of the cover's front panels were cut on both pairs of fans I had just purchased, my careful attempts to pull out the inserted locking tabs of their front panels to be very frustrating. And all of this care spent to keep their cartons intact, should I decide to re-sell these fans. And it's my guess that all my frustrations were due to the thick, high pound test construct of the carton's material, plus the bit oversized latching ears provided along the sides of these locking tabs. And as for noise levels, with 60 dBA being that for a nearby, average-sized, refrigerator, plus 30 dBA being that of a nearby whisperer, and once the noisier, fast run-ups are achieved, the subsequent steady state noise is definitely less than top-speed rated 31.2 dBA. And take note, have my fan pair installed as optional CPU Fan #2's in my second budget build gamer, featuring Fractal's Focus G mini-tower, with an AMD Ryzen 7 over-heating prone 5800-X CPU, being cooled by it-s installed be quiet Dark Rock Slim cooler, and driving an AMD Radeon RX6600 GPU, with a be quiet's Dark Power Pro 750 Watt for power. All installed on a ASUS TUF Gaming B550M-Plus WIFI II motherboard. Plus, a must replacement of the Focus G's front fans with Fractal's GP-12 PWM fans. And this combo keeps the at above idle CPU temps at 47-50 degrees C, even with BIOS DPM activated, and its ASUS optimized settings red-icon activated. And these be quiet CPU Fan #2's are running at constant 1700-1800 rpm. And all total, maintaining my peace of mind for the extra costs of these PWM fans chosen to install. And have yet to do several runs of the on-line gaming performance evaluators.

[Yes] I purchased this motherboard for a TrueNas build and it works with out issue. The motherboard booted right up the first time and has been humming along 24/7 for a few weeks now. I really love that this board is part of Asus's CSM line of motherboards and that a intel gigabit nic is used and not a realtek. my one criticism is that the labeling for the cpu fan header and the aux cpu fan header are reversed. Asus Prime H570M Plus motherboard Intel Core i7 10700 64GB Samsung DDR4 3200MHz memory 256GB SKhynix m.2 NVME SSD LSI9300 8i IT mode HBA 8x WD Red Pro 16TB hard drives 6x Teamgroup AX2 2TB 2.5in Sata SSD

[120 W] I currently have this installed on an i7-4790K & honestly have nothing but good things to say about it. For the price, the CPU Fan/Heatsink works remarkably well! Sure, there are other brands out there that can offer similar or better cooling, but at much higher prices... If you aren't overclocking and looking for a reliable, well-made CPU Cooler, then I highly recommend buying this product!

[9.13 lb] Beautiful screen and all around laptop. Only issue i found is the fan dont seem to keep it cool