ID-COOLING NO-8010-PWM
 | Outdated Product A compact, low-profile, controllable 80 mm fan with an 11-blade optimized impeller and PWM support. It features a reduced 15 mm thickness (instead of the standard 25 mm), allowing installation in compact/ultra-compact builds. Positioned as a mid-range product, it is intended for ventilating PC cases and power supplies designed for coolers with an 80x80 mm mounting. The ID-COOLING NO-8010-PWM fan uses a specially optimized impeller shape that increases airflow and static pressure, improving overall cooling efficiency for PC components. It connects via a standard 4-pin connector compatible with all current motherboards. PWM speed control is supported, with a wide range from 800 to 3000 rpm, allowing you to adjust performance (up to 0.72 m³/min...) while maintaining an acceptably low noise level. E-Catalog uses affiliate links compensated by our partners. |
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A compact, low-profile, controllable 80 mm fan with an 11-blade optimized impeller and PWM support. It features a reduced 15 mm thickness (instead of the standard 25 mm), allowing installation in compact/ultra-compact builds. Positioned as a mid-range product, it is intended for ventilating PC cases and power supplies designed for coolers with an 80x80 mm mounting.
The ID-COOLING NO-8010-PWM fan uses a specially optimized impeller shape that increases airflow and static pressure, improving overall cooling efficiency for PC components. It connects via a standard 4-pin connector compatible with all current motherboards. PWM speed control is supported, with a wide range from 800 to 3000 rpm, allowing you to adjust performance (up to 0.72 m³/min) while maintaining an acceptably low noise level.
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