StarTech.com Replacement 70mm Ball Bearing CPU Case Fan - TX3 Connector - Case fan - 70 mm - black

$16.99

Mfg # FAN7X15TX3 CDW # 1055145 | UNSPSC 43201538

StarTech.com Replacement 70mm Ball Bearing CPU Case Fan - TX3 Connector - Case fan - 70 mm - black

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Add additional chassis cooling with a 70mm ball bearing fan. This versatile 70mm fan is an ideal replacement fan for keeping your computer running cool. The fan can be powered through a TX3 connection, and features a dual ball bearing design that ensures reliable cooling and longer fan lifespan.

The fan can be used to replace the fan component of some CPU coolers or mounted to the side panel of a computer case and features a tachometer pin on the TX3 motherboard connector that provides the host system with fan operating status information.

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By SB22 - January 23, 2021

Great Fans

Bought a couple of these as a DIY addition to my Corsair 280X case. Powerful little fans when you need a bit more air flow for those hot components. They do get a bit loud though, but it’s a result of their small size.

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By Timmy - April 17, 2020

Loud at full speed

Bought this a month on line. I had no idea how loud it would be. Put the old fan back in.

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StarTech.com 70x15mm Replacement Ball Bearing Computer Case Fan w/ TX3 Conn is rated 3.00 out of 5 by 2.

Rated 5 out of 5 by Timmy from Loud at full speed Bought this a month on line. I had no idea how loud it would be. Put the old fan back in.

Date published: 2020-04-17T00:00:00-04:00

Rated 5 out of 5 by SB22 from Great Fans Bought a couple of these as a DIY addition to my Corsair 280X case. Powerful little fans when you need a bit more air flow for those hot components. They do get a bit loud though, but it’s a result of their small size.

Date published: 2021-01-23T00:00:00-05:00