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Arctic Alpine 23 is a compact heatsink and fan designed for AMD processors. It features fluid dynamic bearing technology and can handle up to 95W TDP. Made of aluminum, it is lightweight yet effective in cooling your processor.
Portable, Ideal for Travel, Keep Cool, Small & Light Powered by : 2 x AA batteries Soft Blades - Safe to use Size : 10cm x 5cm easily fits into a handbag or pocket Easily fits into a handbag or pocket
Mini Desk Fan - USB Powered - Fitted USB power cable - Four metal blades - Can be tilted to your preferred angle - Solid metal construction
ECLIPSE BLACK, VERSATILE PERFORMANCE - Cooler Master Sickle Flow fans combine the static pressure of CPU Cooling Fans with the high-volume airflow of Case Fans. - UPGRADED BLADE DESIGN - The latest Air Balance fan blades are both larger and more curved th
Hella (4046001352577 / V30-0667) | SchlÄfer luftversorgung
Item Package Quality: 1 - Model Number: 3330009 - Country of origin:- Germany - Package Weight: 20 grams
CYCLONE FAN: Designed and supplied with a 12V Power cable. This enables you to connect the fan directly to your vehicle’s cigarette lighter socket. - 360° DEGREE FAN: With a fully rotatable head, this fan is the all-round ideal travel accessory. The fa
Thermaltake CT140 PWM PC cooling case fans in black, 2 pack with controller, quiet performance, improved airflow and heat dissipation.
The Vida Pulsar 12cm ARGB Fan is an advanced cooling solution for Vida EOS & TEMPEST cases.
Jonsbo's CR-1200E is a powerful CPU cooler that comes equipped with a 120mm RGB fan and a 92mm additional fan.
Experience high-performance cooling with the Aerocool APNX FP1 ARGB 120mm PWM Fan. Featuring hydraulic bearings, thick shock-absorbing pads, and customizable RGB lighting, this fan ensures efficient airflow for your PC case or liquid cooler setup.
High‑performance 9.5 cm Antec A30 Pro fan delivers up to 1800 RPM and 0.8 mmH₂O pressure for efficient CPU cooling, featuring a sleek black design with optional blue LED lighting and PWM control.
