is it a good replacement for T&amp;T MW-925H12S 3Pin Case Cooling Fan
1120651
There's no replacement for water cooled. Mine has been working brilliantly, so well my problem now is video card cooling ha ha
2091014
That depends if you are planning to retire your computer in the near future. This is a great product,but it isn't that expensive to drop in a new fan, The Belkin Cool Spot isn't suppose to replace the internal fan.
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.
1283674
You have to look that up through the manufacturer's specs for your machine. Yes you have to either use the existing fan in your unit or purchase a new one. You are far better off just buying a new machine as I purchased this processor through Eagle Eye Electronics and got it D.O.A and then the seller kept my money anyway, even after I returned the faulty processor to him.
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 :(
1523014
Of course you can use it as a case fan, but this fan is designed for very high reliability applications. I use two of them on my CPU cooler. You can get much cheaper fans for the case where a failure will not be a serious problem and replacement is usually easy.
1572658
Yes it is, you don't need to buy another one, and i3-2120 is a low heat CPU, you don't need to buy CPU fan too (it already has one)
1819458
Yes it does. I just replaced the fan for the exact same model. It was a little difficult getting the housing off of the fan that is attached to the heat sink, but it fit perfectly. Also, if you're experienced with it and have thermal paste laying around, I recommend putting new paste on the cpu since you have to take heat sink off. If you aren't experienced with that, then don't worry about it.
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
470870
I did look at replacing the fan with a quieter PC case fan. There isn't a connector, it's hardwired. And as mentioned, if you are good with a soldering iron then you should be able to solder a new one in. But is is definitly not plug and play, like you might see inside a computer case.
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.
1279513
Most suitable. It's high static pressure make it perfect for blowing through heat sinks and radiators. Though I wouldn't use the silent adapter for it if you're using it on the 212. I would think you would want the entirety of the fans cooling performance at your disposal when tasked to cool down your CPU.
878402
I purchased http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005MAZQCK/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1 and it worked just fine for the fan for me.
1369669
If your fan location doesn't have any filters or obstructions then the S12a will be what you want, but if it does have any sort of filter, or resistance the fan has to pull through, you'll want an NF-P12. Several reviews have remarked that in a resistance based location the P12 works just as well as the F12, and does so with less noise. The F12 would only be better for high temp heatsinks with its higher RPM range.I personally own all 3 types and have an F12 on my CPU heatsink, 2 P12 fans as intakes that are behind a dust filter, and 1 S12a as a rear exhaust. I previously used 2 S12as as the intakes but they were really loud behind the filters. If your fan location doesn't have any filters or obstructions then the S12a will be what you want, but if it does have any sort of filter, or resistance the fan has to pull through, you'll want an NF-P12. Several reviews have remarked that in a resistance based location the P12 works just as well as the F12, and does so with less noise. The F12 would only be better for high temp heatsinks with its higher RPM range.I personally own all 3 types and have an F12 on my CPU heatsink, 2 P12 fans as intakes that are behind a dust filter, and 1 S12a as a rear exhaust. I previously used 2... » Read More If your fan location doesn't have any filters or obstructions then the S12a will be what you want, but if it does have any sort of filter, or resistance the fan has to pull through, you'll want an NF-P12. Several reviews have remarked that in a resistance based location the P12 works just as well as the F12, and does so with less noise. The F12 would only be better for high temp heatsinks with its higher RPM range.I personally own all 3 types and have an F12 on my CPU heatsink, 2 P12 fans as intakes that are behind a dust filter, and 1 S12a as a rear exhaust. I previously used 2 S12as as the intakes but they were really loud behind the filters. « Show Less
1945690
if you want it to have a longer lifetime, yes. I only have 2 and I still use a fan. I highly reccomend it.
809912
hello my friend, off course, the fan is a spare part, so, you can change it easy, just remember to buy a 120 mm fan. (sorry for my english, im studing it yet.)
814521
I hooked it up on my motherboard to an LGA1155. It's beedn over a year so I don't remember the particulars except I went though the instructions a couple of times before I figured out the installation. However, the end result is a very quiet, cool fan.