inRobert 75mm VGA Graphic Card Cooler Fan Replacement for Sapphire HD 6930 HD 7850 7870 ASUS GTX 570 760 770 Video Card

I've never noticed such a difference in the noise level of my system There must have been some adaptation to the slight abrasive sound produced by the old fans because I didn't even realize that they were failing. Only when one of them completely died and began making a loud grinding noise did I realize they had to be replaced. Although my system has three 100 mm fans and two hard drives, I can barely tell that it is on now. ordered the 85 mm fans (which need to be used with the HD 7850's 2GB Black Edition I use 75 mm fans on the Radeon HD 7850 1GB card I have. Before ordering, make sure you measure yours! There are a few differences to the wire harness on the new fans from the OEM fans, including the length and layout. As a result, I had to get creative with the shroud in order to tuck the wires and connectors in. The attached pictures can be viewed here and here. Slack was run around the middle of the shroud for the long wire. In order to connect the short one, I wound it into a loop and pushed the connector down into the shroud's corner. For those of you who are unsure how to replace the fans, here is how it is done I am* *br* You'll need to remove the PCIe card from your motherboard - To remove the shroud, fans, and heatsink assembly from the card, remove the four springs that secure it to the card. The screws are loaded from the backside of the board - The shroud / fans need to be removed from the heatsink via the four tiny screws on the inside of the shroud. By removing the three screws on the outside of the fans, you can remove the fans. Get a screwdriver and insert it between the blades to remove the fans. Pull the wires through the opening and disconnect the fan from the wiring harness. If necessary, replace everything by reversing the directions. I am* *br* You may also You need to remove the old thermal compound from the heatsink and GPU and apply a new one. Those quiet fans will keep you cool this summer!.

Marlee Decker

| Oct 16, 2020

I've noticed that the fan on my Sapphire HD 6950 starts making a loud awful noise if it spins Especially given how high the video cards are right now, I needed to get as much life out of this one as possible. This fan replacement made my life so much easier, and I am so satisfied with it. Replacement was a bit difficult as the long cable was thicker than the original. The cable was also more difficult to manipulate in a tucked-away position. My entire computer system started working much better once the fans were replaced and everything was neat and tidy. As a consequence, the video card is no longer making noise and the temperature has dropped in the case because the fans no longer had to compensate for the failed fan, which in turn has reduced BSODs when playing resource-consuming.

James POWER

| Jun 09, 2021

A gaming GPU Asus GTX 760 was installed. Neither fan was too small nor too large. There are enough wires to run them along the outside of the shroud however, the wires are excessively long, necessitating some creative routing and zip tying. While I do not mind that, if you are set on keeping an OEM look, then this might not work for
If you want to access the connector you will need to remove the cooling fins and so you will want thermal paste with you. Despite being old enough to require thermal paste replacement, this graphics card is old enough for it to need one.

Dream Steele

| Nov 05, 2020

The mounts were physically okay, and I connected them to the power rail on the case fan rather than the power rail on the video card, as that was easier. A bit wasteful, as they use full power, but that is how they fit. The fans started to rattle loudly a mere month after installation. What volume do you want it to be? My ears were caught by the wall of a separate room, where they could be heard faintly.

Elora Baker

| Jul 22, 2020

This is the first time I have purchased the replacement fan from a third party vendor A good fit) and a great color. It's a 9-year old graphics card but I intend to use it to run simple programs until it dies and save me the cost of buying another one in the future.

Ryan Ferguson

| Sep 06, 2020

The older PowerColor R9 380 fan was broken, so I replaced it with these. It was the perfect fit. To plug into the little PCB power splitter, the short leads were just the right length. It's a nice and quiet place. It will be interesting to see how long those last.

Zara Delgado

| Nov 03, 2020

So far, my experience with the stock fans has been excellent. Although we do not yet know how long they will last, for $10 they took an old product and gave it new life.

Gracelynn Simon

| Apr 10, 2021

A R9 270 could be run with these fans.

Dexter Ramirez

| Feb 12, 2021