88mm T129215SU 6-Pin DC 12V 0.50A Cooling Fan for ASUS Strix Raptor GTX 980Ti R9 390X R9 390 GTX 1060 GTX 1070 GTX 1080 RX 480 Graphics Card Cooler Cooling Fans (Fan (3Pcs))

It was very easy to receive the fans from the seller, as they were shipped promptly and made it to Canada without any issues. These fans are expensive, but they are a perfect drop-in replacement for Asus As far as noise and performance levels are concerned, I cannot tell the difference between the original and these fans. My Asus 980Ti STRIX had a huge problem with its fans, so I had to replace them. Firstly, you have to unscrew the entire assembly to reach the fan assembly. Then, you will have to get rid of the massive heatsink from the video card before you can get to the fans. It has to be done again Put everything back together after applying thermal compound to the GPU chip. It is as important to take photos of all your efforts when disassembling this product as replacing a heatsink on a CPU was much simpler. In this case, the product being reviewed is not affected in the least, I'm just pointing out this information in order to make people's lives easier during There's just one thing I didn't like about the movie that I would dock half a star for The underside of the fan has no protective labels. A sticker of the Asus logo would usually be there, but with these fans there are small holes in the cover and you can see the internal coils of the fan through them. Over time, the holes would surely be filled with dust, so I ended up covering them with Thank you for making these available, my sincere thanks go to the seller My video card would have to be replaced anyhow, so I would have to spend another $1k!.

Lee Mann

| Nov 22, 2020

I figured the others would quit soon as well, so I replaced all three at once. Fans such as these fit perfectly and efficiently and brought temperatures down to the correct level. One difference between this set and the original fans is that there is an extra connector between the first fan and the wires that connect to the header on the card. Reinstalling it was a bit tricky because of this extra connector. I found it a bit challenging to seat the fan shroud, but with some patience, it was doable. OEM fans are similar to the ones that came with the card and have the same spec and brand. This is a highly recommended book!.

Yara NORTH

| Mar 23, 2021

A few hours ago, I accidentally broken two blades on one of the fans for the ROG GTX 1070 Ti (fan C). Lucky for me, this fan fits my GPU I wasn't sure if it would be a good fit for my cooling system. To test it out, I chose to do so. After watching a YouTube video on how to replace a broken fan within an hour, I was able to do so within thirty minutes. With the same size and cable as the original, it is a perfect replacement for the original fan. In addition, I discovered how to remove the ASUS label from the broken original fan and put it on the new one, so that the new fan looks just like the old. As soon as you install it, it runs smoothly and quietly.

Treasure FORSTER

| Sep 22, 2020

I really enjoyed working with these fans. I only have a problem - the fans don't have the Stix logo, but if you peel it off your old ones carefully, it's.

Paris Lawrence

| Mar 14, 2021

The fans in this set fit almost perfectly into my 1070 Ti ROG Strix, and I purchased them to replace the ones currently in my device. It was just getting the cables to fit under the shroud on the card that was my only concern. However, that was resolved only a short time later. It has only been a few days since I have installed the fans, so I cannot comment on I do not intend on changing my review unless I have a compelling reason to do so.

Araceli Ibarra

| May 29, 2021

Asus 1080Ti fans can be replaced with this great replacement. As soon as I took my fan out of the box, one of the blades broke off. Since I can't tell whether it was me or shoddy QA, I ordered this fan set and it works just as well.

Vicente FRASER

| Jun 04, 2021

I did what I was supposed to! The 390x has an easy to replace headlight.

Jolene Bradley

| Sep 22, 2020