ARCTIC COOLING ACTCP00007B MX-4 2019 Edition thermal paste 2.0g
- 2.0g
- 8.5 W/mK
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A 1.7 cm axial micro fan with 5 V three-wire power and waterproof construction
The Fans 1703 UF5H5-503 is a 1.7 cm micro mini axial cooling fan designed for CPU air cooling. It operates on 5 V power through a 3-wire connection and features a waterproof construction. This compact cooler suits space-constrained builds requiring small-form-factor thermal management.
This fan suits systems with 5 V fan headers and tight clearances where a 1.7 cm axial unit fits. It is not for builds that lack a 5 V header or require larger airflow capacity than a micro mini fan can deliver. Buyers needing higher static pressure or larger frame dimensions should consider other cooling solutions.
No published specifications for this item yet.
The fan uses a standard three-wire 5 V connector that plugs into a 5 V fan header on the motherboard or a compatible fan controller.
Both models share the 1703 frame size, so the mounting pattern is identical and the UF5H5-503 can replace the older unit directly.
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