CPU Fans/Mounting Kit Deals & CPU Fans/Mounting Kits for Sale

A direct replacement option for anyone repairing or upgrading a system that uses a 70mm PWM fan, where finding the right size and connector type is usually the main obstacle. Buy Now at Newegg

A straightforward option for replacing a failed or noisy 70mm case fan, particularly useful if you're maintaining an older desktop build where standard-size replacements are harder to find at a low cost. Buy Now at Newegg

A straightforward replacement part for Sony VGC-JS series all-in-one desktop owners dealing with an overheating or noisy fan, where sourcing the correct OEM-compatible component is usually the harder part of the repair. Buy Now at Newegg

A direct replacement for the cooling fan in a Toshiba Satellite S55T-B series laptop, which is one of the more common parts to fail when a system starts running hot or the fan becomes noisy. Buy Now at Newegg

A direct replacement fan for HP Pavilion and Envy laptops running hot or shutting down due to a failed cooling fan, and at a fraction of what a repair shop would charge for the same fix. Buy Now at Newegg

A direct replacement part for HP Z-series workstations, so it's mainly useful if you're repairing or upgrading cooling in a compatible HP Z workstation and want an OEM component rather than a third-party alternative. Buy Now at Newegg

A straightforward fix if your mini PC is running hot or the original fan has started making noise, this replacement keeps your system cooling without swapping out the whole unit. Buy Now at Newegg

A direct replacement for the CPU fan in HP Envy X360 13M-AQ and 13M-AG laptops, so it's worth bookmarking if your machine is running hot or the fan has started making noise. Buy Now at Newegg

A direct replacement for the X93S or X936SV if your laptop is running hot or the fan has stopped working, and sourcing the correct OEM-compatible part is usually the trickier half of a laptop cooling repair. Buy Now at Newegg

A straightforward drop-in upgrade for older mid-range builds where the stock cooler is running loud or struggling to keep temps in check, particularly if your cooler or case takes 92mm fans. Buy Now at Newegg

A straightforward replacement part for Sony SVF15E series laptop owners dealing with overheating or a noisy, failing fan — swapping the CPU fan yourself is one of the more accessible DIY repairs and avoids a costly service charge. Buy Now at Newegg

Replacing a failing or noisy CPU fan in a Dell Inspiron One 2020 is a straightforward repair, and having the exact OEM-spec replacement part matters more than it might seem since all-in-one desktops leave little room for non-compatible fits. Buy Now at Newegg

A straightforward replacement part for anyone whose Dell Inspiron 1525, 1526, or 1545 is overheating or shutting down due to a failing fan, and swapping it yourself is typically a beginner-level repair. Buy Now at Newegg

Useful if your Mid 2011 Mac Mini is running hot or the original fan has failed, since replacement cooling fans for this model aren't always easy to track down at a reasonable price. Buy Now at Newegg

Replacing a failing CPU fan yourself is one of the more straightforward laptop repairs, and this Compaq Presario-specific part is worth bookmarking if your machine is running hot or the fan has started making noise. Buy Now at Newegg

Fits two specific Dell models (the Latitude 5521 and Precision 3561), so this is a straightforward drop-in replacement if your laptop is running hot or the original fan has started making noise. Buy Now at Newegg

A direct replacement for the stock cooling fan in ASUS X401U and X501U laptops, so this is really only relevant if you own one of those specific models and your fan has stopped working or become noisy. Buy Now at Newegg

A straightforward replacement part for Gateway GWNR71517 owners dealing with an overheating or failed CPU fan, where sourcing the correct model-specific component is usually the trickiest part of the repair. Buy Now at Newegg

Anyone whose Nitro 5 has started running hot or loud will want a spare fan like this on hand, since a worn-out cooler is one of the more common reasons gaming laptops throttle over time. It's a straightforward fix for extending the life of a laptop you already own rather than replacing it. Buy Now at Newegg