ARCTIC COOLING ACTCP00007B MX-4 2019 Edition thermal paste 2.0g
- 2.0g
- 8.5 W/mK
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Heat River Tech LTD
A 97 × 87 × 25 mm server blower spins at up to 9300 RPM on 12 V and 3.84 A
The Heat River Tech LTD BCB1012UH is a 97 x 87 x 25 mm blower-style CPU air cooler built for server environments. It runs on 12 V DC at 3.84 A and spins at up to 9300 RPM with a four-wire PWM connection for precise speed control.
Maximum rotational speed of 9300 RPM delivers strong directed airflow but produces correspondingly high acoustic output. The fixed 97 x 87 mm footprint and 25 mm thickness restrict use to chassis with matching blower mounting patterns and sufficient clearance for exhaust routing.
No published specifications for this item yet.
The cooler measures 97x87x25mm; the 97x97mm figure in the title appears to be a typographical variant, so plan for the smaller 97x87mm footprint when checking mounting clearance.
At 9300 RPM the 4-wire blower can move a high volume of air through the 25mm thick radiator, but the 3.84A current draw at 12V indicates substantial power use and noise, so ensure your chassis airflow path and fan header can sustain that load.
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