where can i find a replacement for this particular fan

[Kevin1211]

occasionally this fan for my motherboard would go dead, so im looking for a new one... i dont really know what kind of fan it is, so here's a pic:

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[imported_Kensai]

I'm doubtful that you'll be able to just get the fan. It'd be easier for you to just pick up a northbridge/southbridge cooling kit like the Thermaltake Extreme Chipset Cooler and use that instead.

 

[frank84]

you can get one of these....

http://svc.com/pac-p01-19.html

 

[Kevin1211]

i was thinking about getting this: http://www2.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16835109116

any thoughts on it?

 

[imported_Kensai]

The Thermalright is pretty good. Go for it!

 

[Kevin1211]

ok thanks

 

[wisdomtooth]

Originally posted by: Kevin1211
occasionally this fan for my motherboard would go dead, so im looking for a new one... i dont really know what kind of fan it is, so here's a pic:

pic 1
pic2

Dude, just lubricate it, then put it on a fan controller to slow it down.

That orb-type Abit NB fansink is actually better than almost all of the aftermarket NB heatsinks out there because it's quite hefty.

Peel back the sticker to expose the hub, drop a bit of 3-in-1 oil in there, restick the sticker, rescrew the fan onto the HS, then connect it through a Zalman Fanmate and run it at a slower speed. Voila.

HTH.