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Zyvpee KD0505PFB3 50x10mm 3-pin case fan
A 50 × 10 mm ball-bearing case fan running at 1600–1999 RPM on a 3-pin 5 V connector for compact CPU cooling
- TypeCPU Cooler Fan
- CompatibilityCPU Cooler
- Bearing TypeBall
- RPM1600-1999 RPM
- Power Connector3 Pin
- ColorBlack
- Ball bearing for longer service life
- 50 × 10 mm frame fits tight CPU cooler spaces
- 3-pin connector enables motherboard speed control
- 5 V 0.6 W draw keeps power use low
- 1600–1999 RPM range delivers focused airflow
Zyvpee KD0505PFB3 50 mm case fan
This 50 x 10 mm fan runs on 5 V DC power and draws 0.6 W through a three-pin connector. It targets compact CPU coolers and small-form-factor chassis that accept the 5010 footprint. Ball-bearing construction supports a speed range of 1600 to 1999 RPM in a black, non-LED housing.
Who should consider this and who should not
Builders fitting a 50 mm cooler bracket or replacing an identical 5010 unit will find the mounting and voltage match. Systems requiring 4-pin PWM control or larger frame sizes cannot use this model.
Deciding specification
The 50 x 10 mm frame with a three-pin 5 V connection is the single detail that determines fit; verify your cooler or chassis accepts those exact dimensions and pin-out before ordering.
Highlights
- Ball bearing for longer service life
- 50 × 10 mm frame fits tight CPU cooler spaces
- 3-pin connector enables motherboard speed control
- 5 V 0.6 W draw keeps power use low
- 1600–1999 RPM range delivers focused airflow
Specifications
| Brand | Zyvpee |
|---|---|
| Series | KD0505PFB3 |
| Model | KD0505PFB3 |
| Type | CPU Cooler Fan |
| Compatibility | CPU Cooler |
| Bearing Type | Ball |
| RPM | 1600-1999 RPM |
| Power Connector | 3 Pin |
| Color | Black |
| LED | Non-LED |
| Features | CPU Cooling |
| Dimensions | 50*10MM |
Questions about this item
What voltage header do I need on my motherboard for the KD0505PFB3?
The fan runs on 5 V DC and draws 0.6 W, so it must connect to a 5 V 3-pin header or a 5 V controller.
Will the 50 mm frame and 10 mm depth fit the CPU cooler I already have?
The fan measures 50 mm by 10 mm; match those dimensions to the cooler's mounting holes and clearance before installing.
How can I confirm the fan is spinning in the correct 1600-1999 RPM range after I install it?
Check the reported speed in BIOS or a hardware-monitoring tool; it should read between 1600 and 1999 RPM under load.
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