Can somebody tell me if this works with a XFX RADEON HD 6870 1GB hddr5?... i've been needing this for the past 2 weeks and havent found the proper fan
88787
It may be the same fan but the wiring and connector may be different. If it's just the connector you can probably swap it out with your existing fan's parts.
88788
I really doubt it. It is 1.75" in diameter, much smaller than it looks in the picture. I bought it for an XFX 4890 and it was WAY to small. The fan needed was about the size of a 3" PC case fan. Which by the way is what i used to fix my card after cutting away the box around it.
88789
I am actually looking for a replacement fan for the exact same gpu. I found one on this Chinese site (http://www.aliexpress.com/item/DC-12V-0-5AMP-Server-Cooling-Fan-For-FirstD-FD8015U12S-Server-Square-Fan-2-wire-80x80x25mmfree/822654237.html) but I'd much rather buy one on amazon :(
88790
No, the fan is too small and is sanctioned for a ATI Radion 9800graphics card. The way I found a replacement was to take out the fan and do a search based the manufacture and part number on the fan. A quick google search of the your unit took me to http://www.buycheapr.com/us/result.jsp?ga=us7
88791
No. It is not compatible. The plugs are different and the fan blade shape is different.
132650
I have an NZXT H230 and a Sapphire Vapor-X Radeon R9 280X. I haven't replaced my stock NZXT case fans but added 2 of the Noctua 120mm fans and have decreased my GPU temps by 10*c while gaming.
1653750
Please don't run your cpu without a fan. The original fan and cooler are way too noisy for a htpc. My solution was to purchase a Scythe Big Shuriken2 cpu cooler. I don't know if they're made anymore but it's quiet and efficient. Someone might have a better cooler now as I built my system a few years ago. Good luck!
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I would look at the specs for your motherboard and make sure it supports PCI-E which most do now as opposed to the older Accelerated Graphics Port. The other two things to consider is this card uses two PCI-E 6 prong plugin so checking your Power Supply to make sure it has that capability and last but not least this card is very long so making sure you have the room to accommodate the card. This is a two PCI-E card meaning it uses one slot and covers one other slot because the awesome cooling effect pushes hot air out the back of the case. That is alot to take in but this GPU is one of the best cards I have ever owned and does impress. I would look at the specs for your motherboard and make sure it supports PCI-E which most do now as opposed to the older Accelerated Graphics Port. The other two things to consider is this card uses two PCI-E 6 prong plugin so checking your Power Supply to make sure it has that capability and last but not least this card is very long so making sure you have the room to accommodate the card. This is a two PCI-E card meaning it uses one slot and covers one other slot because the awesome cooling effect pushes hot air out the back of the case. That is alot to take in but this GPU is one of the... » Read More I would look at the specs for your motherboard and make sure it supports PCI-E which most do now as opposed to the older Accelerated Graphics Port. The other two things to consider is this card uses two PCI-E 6 prong plugin so checking your Power Supply to make sure it has that capability and last but not least this card is very long so making sure you have the room to accommodate the card. This is a two PCI-E card meaning it uses one slot and covers one other slot because the awesome cooling effect pushes hot air out the back of the case. That is alot to take in but this GPU is one of the best cards I have ever owned and does impress. « Show Less
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I would &#8730; the XFX manuf. site , but see no reason why not; most cards and modern devices go backwards compatible one step or more ...however, why would one be even using such an older slot? This card would be like a hammer for killing flies on an old mobo, if everything else could even keep up (which I doubt). What are you thinking of using this with/as?
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It depends on what your system power draw is. Would need to know the rest of the components. The XFX 7770 draws about 80 watts under full load which is why it requires a 6 pin PCI-E power cable.
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Had 2 different low profile brackets that I did not need to use. The fan is somewhat larger than average, not enough to block things in most mbs and ATX units. It takes only 1 PCIe slot, and although it does not specify power requirements, I would think you may not get optimal performance with less than 350W power. If you have a micro unit, and no other high draw hardware, you will probably be OK, but I cannot be certain in such a situation. For the $ it is a very good card, but will not play all games. The ones I know it does not support is the Fallout Series of Games, there could be more, but seems to work with most others I've used. I would recommend an "on sale" power supply of 350W or better if you find it is not working at max. potential. I put at least a 550w in all the computers I build, 750W or more if they are for gaming only as some cards require more than a card can supply, such as th GeForce 9800 series, which takes either 2 old style power plugs, the in-line 4 plug style(adapter included in package), or one from a newer supply that has an aux. 4 pin main power plug. Hope this helps.
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The fan for the ATI X 1650 Pro seemingly has a very different format than the fan in question. There seems to be one web page that is selling them and this is the link: http://www.aliexpress.com/item/The-original-RADEON-X1650-PRO-DDR2-graphics-card-cooling-fan-ATI/1524552790.html for around $21, however Amazon will sell you a used graphics card for $34. Here is the link: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dcomputers&field-keywords;=fan%20ATI%20X1650%20PRO Now it is your decision as to what direction to take. Good Luck !! J Brown, Medina, OH. The fan for the ATI X 1650 Pro seemingly has a very different format than the fan in question. There seems to be one web page that is selling them and this is the link: http://www.aliexpress.com/item/The-original-RADEON-X1650-PRO-DDR2-graphics-card-cooling-fan-ATI/1524552790.html for around $21, however Amazon will sell you a used graphics card for $34. Here is the link: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dcomputers&field-keywords;=fan%20ATI%20X... » Read More The fan for the ATI X 1650 Pro seemingly has a very different format than the fan in question. There seems to be one web page that is selling them and this is the link: http://www.aliexpress.com/item/The-original-RADEON-X1650-PRO-DDR2-graphics-card-cooling-fan-ATI/1524552790.html for around $21, however Amazon will sell you a used graphics card for $34. Here is the link: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dcomputers&field-keywords;=fan%20ATI%20X1650%20PRO Now it is your decision as to what direction to take. Good Luck !! J Brown, Medina, OH. « Show Less
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I have one of these, and yes it will work fine. On my other PC, I have a GTX750Ti- same or slightly better performance, but new GPU needs much less power and so no 6-pin power connector- and, it runs 10 degrees C cooler. Also cheaper!
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Yes I understand ur problem. The artic fan that attaches to the radiator spins super slow! That's one of the issues I found about this cooler. Your best bet is to buy two good fans and do a push and pull configuration. I also bought a tri-speed fan regulator to help with cooling.plus, what kind of card do u have? I'm running this on my gtx 970. I also put all the thermal rubber all over my heat sinks. Hope this helps.
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I have but I also put a volcano in the thing. I have an overclocked FX-8350 and 2 Radeon R9-290x cards in here, they are also watercooled. I had to rip the foam out of the front and top panels to get the extra airflow. Everything is fine now. You also may not have to do this depending on what hardware you're using, I basically packed as much heat as I could in to this case so if you're using more reasonable components you should be fine.
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I have 2 of them in an SLI configuration. In my tower case the cards are very close together with a scant 3/8" between them. I connected the displays to the card with the unhindered airflow and am experienceing zero overheat problems while playing BF4 or any other game with high video demands. I don't even hear the fans.
860054
I assume you are asking about CPU fans, I had a 2U case so I bought the intel CPU fan.the model is BXSTS200C.
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Yes the XFX HD 7970 will work with a 500 watt PSU of good quality. But only 1 of the cards if you go with more than 1 you will need a bigger PSU.
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The manual states you must have at least a 500 wattage power supply for the card to work. I have the Raidmax ATX 500 Power supply RX-500af-b and it works perfectly with no problems and i have my amd fx-630 over clocked to 3.8ghz and the xfx on auto boost (using the cd program that come with the card)
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Stebs,Don't worry. I've had mine running for several months with two R9 270x cards and the fan hasn't moved. It's only used for cooling, and only used rarely. I keep my machine running 24/7 mining X-13 algo coins and other crypto, fan had never moved. :) Hope this helps!
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It should work but i am not a big fan of the cooler. (pun intended) google xfx fan problems