Lian Li UF-SLIN120-3W 120mm case fan 3-pack white
- 3 Fans
- Controller
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Replacement CPU cooling fan for HP ProBook 450 and 455 G0 and G1 laptops
This new CPU air cooler is built as a direct replacement for the cooling fan used in HP ProBook 450 G0, 450 G1 and 455 G1 laptops. It fits the original mounting points and connector so the system recognises it immediately. Installation restores factory thermal performance without modification. The part arrives new and ready to fit.
Buyers with other HP series or different laptop brands cannot use this cooler because the bracket layout and cable pinout are model-specific. Anyone requiring a higher-capacity heatsink or a liquid-cooling upgrade should look elsewhere, as this unit replicates the original specification only.
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This cooler is a direct replacement for the HP ProBook 450 G0, 450 G1 and 455 G1 notebooks.
Yes, the fan assembly is designed to mount onto the original heatsink, so you can keep the current thermal interface material if it is still in good condition.
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