inRobert DIY Two Ball Bearing Graphic Card Fan 85mm Diameter 40x40x40mm Cooling Fan for Gigabyte GeForce GTX1060 1050 Video Card

As I was aware this fan was intended strictly for my graphics card (Zotax GTX 1060 mini), but it had the same dimensions as my existing fan, which was malfunctioning, so I tried it out. The GPU keeps cool even after I made several modifications to the fan, and the fan makes a slight fan noise. I had to modify the fan several times, but once I did, it worked perfectly. During the installation of my graphics card, the wire tray from the fan base was too long to fit into the heat sink, so I cut it short enough to fit in the heat sink. As the fan connector had a male end, it would not fit the male connector coming off my graphics card, so I had to carefully unplug the wires from the connector and attach them to my old fan connector (it was quite an effort, but I chose this Due to these two modifications, I was able to plug it and be able to see it working immediately.

Rowan Clay

| Feb 05, 2021

It's a great solution that's reasonably priced. This fan runs in a very quiet manner, even at 100% Regardless of the brand, all fans are noisy at 100%, but they are smooth and easy on the ear. When running Final Fantasy XV benchmark at 75C maximum, I kept my 570 at 75C, a good improvement over where it had been at 80C+. That's not the same thing as high performance. However, it is a $15 solution to a broken fan blade issue which cripples the card. A set of fans should be purchased when you buy a vehicle. The problem is especially serious In my case, I tried to rig up 2 R7 270X fans using the same number of wires I had on them, as well as the same plugs. In the original model there were 3 wire fans, and 6 wires in the 4 pin connector that plugs into the card. In this new version the 4 wire fans should connect to eight wires in the 4 pin connector. It seems like it wouldn't matter, but the R7 fans wouldn't be powering the card.

Oaklynn Turner

| Mar 07, 2021

The RTX 2080 TI Duke fans screeched at their lowest speeds when I fitted them with my MSI cooling solution. My efforts to lubricate the bearings failed, so I tried a different method. The sealed ball bearings were the cause. They were a perfect match because they have ball bearings. I would have had to separate the GPU heatsink in order to remove the OEM fans, since the connectors on the fans are not removable with them attached. However, I instead disassembled and replaced the ball bearings on the fans. After I adjusted my oem fans, now they are whisper quiet.

Elle Suarez

| Mar 26, 2021

They are for the XFX RX470s I have purchased. The pros are As far as I can tell, they worked, they fitted, they were of the diameter I ordered, and price was reasonable. *Wired were too long, the white connectors instead of black like 98% of GTX units, pay attention to fan thickness. *White instead of black like 98% of GTX units. This is so that they protrude out of the shroud about 1/4" (5mm). It is a bit dangerous, but I couldn't care less for the safety of.

Brianna Lancaster

| Feb 28, 2021

You should check. Here we see how it is perfect for the Radeon There were brushless fans on it that did their work.

Chelsea Larson

| Dec 02, 2020

The solution worked. Hopefully it will run cool now. The only problem was that I needed to solder the coupler since it came with the wrong coupler.

Annabella Burke

| May 11, 2021

My needs were met and it worked great!.

Scarlette Larsen

| Jul 25, 2021