Thermalright MC-2 ARGB Memory Cooler White 3200 RPM
- Fan & Heatsinks
- DDR/DDR2/DDR3/DDR4/…
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A 60 mm, 12 V fan with double ball bearings and a 3-pin connector runs at 4800 RPM for CPU cooling
This 60 mm fan runs on 12 V DC and draws 0.17 A through a standard three-pin connector. Double ball bearings support a reference speed of 4800 RPM with a 5 % tolerance. The unit measures 60 mm square by 25 mm thick and carries no LED lighting.
It fits the same mounting pattern as legacy 60 mm heatsink fans used in small-form-factor PCs and embedded boards. The upgrade is worthwhile when the original sleeve-bearing unit has become noisy or has slowed below its rated speed. A fresh double-ball assembly restores reliable airflow without changing the mounting hardware.
The three-pin plug connects directly to a motherboard or controller header that supplies 12 V. No separate power adapter or PWM circuitry is required. The slim 25 mm profile leaves clearance for adjacent components in dense layouts, while the black frame blends with standard board aesthetics.
| Model | TUDC12H7FP-044 |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Type | Fan only |
| Fan Size | 60mm |
| Bearing Type | 2 Ball |
| Power Connector | 3 Pin |
| LED | No |
Yes, the fan measures 60mm x 60mm x 25mm, matching the common 60mm square mounting holes used on many CPU heatsinks and chassis brackets.
Align the three pins — ground, 12V, and tach — with the motherboard CPU fan header; the keyed shroud prevents reversed insertion, but the yellow wire must sit on the sense pin for RPM reporting.
The double ball bearing is rated for long life at the 4800 RPM reference speed; listen for increased noise or vibration as the primary sign that the bearing is wearing out.
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