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 compatible with HP ProBook 4520, 4525 and 4720 series laptops
This new CPU air cooler matches part numbers KSB050HB and F0620. It fits HP ProBook 4520, 4520s, 4525s and 4720S laptops. The unit is intended for owners replacing a worn or noisy original cooler. It is not for desktop builders or users of other laptop models.
The fan draws heat from the CPU through the existing thermal assembly during long workloads. Performance stays consistent as long as vents remain clear and thermal paste is intact. Dust buildup or degraded paste will reduce efficiency over time. Regular internal cleaning preserves cooling capacity.
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The fan is a direct replacement cooler designed for the listed HP ProBook models and operates within the thermal envelope of the original laptop cooling system.
It fits HP ProBook 4520, 4520s, 4525s and 4720s models using the existing motherboard fan header and mounting points.
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