Can i use this for a fan replacement for my Broken fan on my Radeon HD 7850
877907
Kinda... You could remove the cover and the fans from your graphics card, then place this to blow air on the graphic's card heatsink. I recommend against this because the fans on your graphics card are designed to change speeds depending on temperature. This will not do that automatically. I recommend to either buy the proper replacement fan for your current heatsink/graphics card or google search "graphics card aftermarket heatsink" and replace all of it.
764645
I used this fan to replace a noisy fan in a GeForce 315. It's spec matched the voltage but the amp was higher than the original and so the reason for the larger connector, i think. I took a chance and soldered the wires/connector from the original fan onto the new fan. Luckily it worked out great. The fan has been running fine for quite a few weeks now.
1349485
I really do not know for sure. It should from what I have seen. Mine already has two fans in it. Sorry could not be more help. Thanks Ted
484920
I would imagine so. I have one on another fan of mine and it works fine. This one should be the same I would think.
88789
I am actually looking for a replacement fan for the exact same gpu. I found one on this Chinese site (http://www.aliexpress.com/item/DC-12V-0-5AMP-Server-Cooling-Fan-For-FirstD-FD8015U12S-Server-Square-Fan-2-wire-80x80x25mmfree/822654237.html) but I'd much rather buy one on amazon :(
1304173
I would only use the same part number in replacing your fan. I have no idea about other fans or their part numbers.
1395950
Yep it sure will. Make sure you clean gpu and use fresh thermal paste. If on Linux and using nouveau it might run a bit hot so adding a fan to it probably won't hurt.
876928
it depends on what cpu and motherboard and power supply you have , and what you're trying to replace it with. You have to make sure that your power supply can handle the graphics card you wants to buy instead
1916725
I can't recall which video card I repaired with this fan. It's installed in one of my machines. They way I found the correct fan was to measure the fan in millimeters from corner to opposite corner, say 30mm. Then I did a search, probably on Google, for a fan the same size with the proper mountings. The pins in the wiring may be different so you may have to solder up the old plug to make it fit, red to red, black to black, yellow, etc. This is a good site to look at http://www.coolerguys.com/
1450167
It should fit without issue. I have an HD 7850 that is, depending on the card brand, up to an inch longer than the 6870.
575420
I can only say that it is a good fan, it would not fit myGeforce GP520 so I stuck it on the cooling fins. It works very well. It is a symetrical 3 screw one. and, as I recall, the measurement given is between the legs. Check your old one. That is the best I can do, sorry.
2108360
Most new Radeon cards come with a 3rd party heat sync. I dont know why you would need this.It was a good heat-sync, but it doesn't come with a fan or a comfortable way to connect one.It has two sets of brackets, one for Nvidia and one for Radeon. You'll need to check it's compatibility to know if it fits or not.
1916726
I'm not sure if this fan would work for your video card, remove the defective fan from your video card and check for voltage rating and most important the size. I brought one of these fans and it worked in a different card.
88788
I really doubt it. It is 1.75" in diameter, much smaller than it looks in the picture. I bought it for an XFX 4890 and it was WAY to small. The fan needed was about the size of a 3" PC case fan. Which by the way is what i used to fix my card after cutting away the box around it.
2250565
found this forum post. according to it: "...a minimum of a 500 Watt or greater power supply." www.tomshardware.com/forum/348776-33-radeon-7850
1870621
Most definitely. The Rosewill Ranger M case with duel fans also helps keep the air moving. Also be sure your wires do not obstruct airflow. I love the 7850k. Never need a graphics card. But if you want more power, crossfire is possible.
662055
Yes you can but depending on your internal components it may cramp things a bit. I've got a fairly large Radeon R9 video card and it took some adjusting to keep all the cords free of the extra side fans.