ARCTIC COOLING ACTCP00007B MX-4 2019 Edition thermal paste 2.0g
- 2.0g
- 8.5 W/mK
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A 12 V, .30 A double-ball-bearing notebook CPU cooler with three-wire control
This 12 V, 0.30 A three-wire cooler uses double ball bearings and matches the original ADDA AB0712HB-UB3 specifications. It is intended for technicians or owners servicing compatible notebook CPU cooling assemblies. The unit is supplied new and ready for installation.
Speed reporting relies on the tachometer signal; PWM control is not available on this three-wire design. Voltage regulation determines the operating point, so the host must provide a stable 12 V supply. Builders needing variable-speed headers or four-wire PWM fans should select a different model.
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The 12 V .30 A rating matches the original ADDA AB0712HB-UB3 specification; select this version if your notebook requires those exact electrical values.
It indicates the fan draws 0.30 A at 12 V, so the motherboard header must supply that current for the double ball bearing cooler to run at its designed speed.
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