is it a good replacement for T&T MW-925H12S 3Pin Case Cooling Fan
1120649
I have two of these on my case cooling a fx8350 cpu and have never had an issue.
1120650
I have not used a T&T; case cooling fan, so I dont know if that one is any good, but I can say that the CM dual ball bearing is awesome. Im using a couple and the inside of my case feels like a super cooled tornado. Its also very good to have a couple at the bottom of you case if you want and keep that dust from settling down.
1120651
There's no replacement for water cooled. Mine has been working brilliantly, so well my problem now is video card cooling ha ha
970402
Yes it will be fine. I've ran 2 CPUs with this fan that is over 95w and it works fine. Now if you tried gaming the temp wouldn't go critical if you have a well ventilated case.
1101157
yes i would highly recommend it the best is usually the Arctic silver and its kinda expensive in some places but it works this keeps your cpu much cooler and your fan doesn't have to work so hard to keep it cool i always put the thermal paste on a cpu when i replace the fan most fans brand new come with it.feel free to ask any questions that i can help you with.
336738
I've not had good experience with CPU fans that come with the CPU. I bought this: Cooler Master Hyper TX3 - CPU Cooler with 3 Direct Contact Heatpipes
1336030
Not the fan, the heatsink. My heatsink did. I took it off, and using my own, but probably not a big difference.
1216633
My original fan lasted 11 years. I've had the replacement for over 6 months and haven't had any problems.
970401
We have a core 2 Quad 8400 and it has kept the temps within safe limits. Our computer wouldnt boot and the OEM fan sounded like a jet and computer shut down. Adding this fan has kept us from having to buy a new computer. For the price give it a try. Buy some good thermal paste and you should be set
809914
as long as the new fan has the same dimensions and mounting holes as the one you are replacing it should be fine
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
1746559
Yes. It's a standard 3 speed fan switch available at Home Depot, Lowes and most hardware stores. I just replaced mine.
2281755
Honestly with my thermal take case I kept the stock fan for my CPU because I have 3 200 mm fans, and 1 140 mm fan, it stays at a cool state and performs well with the i5 but if you have the i7 I would recommend the Cooler Master Hyper 212 Plus - CPU Cooler with 4 Direct Contact Heat Pipes (RR-B10-212P-G1).
1303590
I honestly believe it should work all right in place of the original one. The real values of these caps. come with a wide tolerance range to begin with. If anything the fan could run a little faster. Upon installation I would keep the sections in the same sequence as the original, meaning the 4.5 in place of the 4, the 5 in place of the other 4 and the 6 in place of the 5. Connection error should be avoided to prevent damage.
76771
Let me guess, you're choosing this cooler to maximize space right (htpc/mitx build)? If so, then I wouldn't recommend this fan as a replacement, since it's thicker compared to the slim type stock fan on the Cooler Master GeminII. Better be safe than sorry, I'd go for a slim fan than this if you're planning to put it on the GeminII as a replacement. One of the brands I'd recommend would be Scythe.
936993
I'm not sure, my fan has not had any issues. I assume you could check Air King's website. Good luck!
803360
Yes, it absolutely will be. Just be aware that with the strength of this case fan, it comes with a lot of noise. There are more balanced options out there, but if you want pure cooling performance, this is one of the strongest 120mm fans I have ever come across, just wish it wasn't so dang loud.
1742090
I don't think that's quite the right fan for your computer. However here is one along with instructions for installing: http://www.cpu-cooling-fan.com/HP/HP-HDX16-1160US.html Those instructions may not be complete enough, but it's a start. Here are more compatible fans on ebay: http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trksid=p2050601.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.XCooling+fan+for+HP+HDX16-1160US&_nkw=Cooling+fan+for+HP+HDX16-1160US&_sacat=0&_from=R40 Warning: Replacing the fan in a laptop is quite a project. You must take apart virtually everything to get to the fan. I was fortunate to find disassembly instructions with pictures. You can do a search for such. Good Luck!
2179551
It has 120mm mounting holes. It should fit. They're pwm fans optimized for cpu cooling but I guess you could use it as a case fan as well.