New RAM Cooler Dual 120MM Cooling Fan Support ARGB For Computer DDR 3/4/5 Memory For Sale

New RAM Cooler Dual 120MM Cooling Fan Support ARGB For Computer DDR 3/4/5 Memory
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New RAM Cooler Dual 120MM Cooling Fan Support ARGB For Computer DDR 3/4/5 Memory:
$29.42

Product Description

If you have any questions, please contact customer service first, do not open disputes easily, thank Size:120*120*25MM

Fan Speed:1000-4500±10% R.PM

Fan Airflow:13.5CFM

Fan Air Pressure:2.3mmH2O

Fan Noise:28dB(A)

Connection Type:2510-4PIN

Bearing TYPE:Hydraulic Bearing

Rated Voltage:FAN DC12V/LED DC5V

Rated Current:FAN 0.25A/LED 0.216A

Power Rating:8.16W


Package includes:

1*Heatsink(color optional)


Note:

Only include the above package products

Specifications are manually tested and are for reference only

Please refer to the actual situation,thank you

Please allow 0-1cm error due to manual measurement

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