ARCTIC COOLING ACTCP00007B MX-4 2019 Edition thermal paste 2.0g
- 2.0g
- 8.5 W/mK
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Replacement CPU cooling fan for compatible Sony Vaio S15 models
This new CPU cooler fan fits the Sony Vaio S15 series, including the SVS15, SVS1511 and SVS1512 models. It matches the KSB0605HB and L101 part numbers used in those notebooks. The component restores original cooling performance for the listed machines.
This cooler is built only for the specific Vaio S15 variants identified above. It will not fit other Sony laptop families or desktop sockets. Installers requiring a different connector, mounting layout or airflow rating should source the exact part for their model.
No published specifications for this item yet.
KSB0605HB is the Sony service code for the exact fan-and-heatsink assembly used in the S15 chassis; matching it guarantees the mounting holes and cable length line up with the motherboard header.
The cooler plugs into the standard 4-pin PWM CPU-fan header on the SVS15-series mainboard, so speed control and tachometer reporting work without adapters.
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