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120 mm and 140 mm high-static-pressure fans, matched to the speed each chassis expects. Fitting a 6000 RPM fan where the machine wants 8000 RPM makes it throttle on temperature, so tell us the machine, not the size.

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120 mm fans ElphaPex fans Fans

ElphaPex 2200 rpm cooling fan — DG Home 1

Replacement 120 mm radiator fan for the ElphaPex DG Home 1. PWM speed control on a 4-wire...

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140 mm fans Fans

Whatsminer M60 series cooling fan

140 mm unit for the current MicroBT generation.

Fits: M60 · M60S · M66

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120 mm fans Fans

Bitmain 12038 cooling fan, 4000 RPM

The quiet option. Lower static pressure, so only suitable where ambient is well controlled.

Fits: S9 · T9+...

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120 mm fans Fans

Whatsminer 12038 cooling fan

The 120 mm frame fitted to earlier MicroBT chassis before the move to 140 mm.

Fits: M21S ·...

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120 mm fans Fans

Antminer S21 XP cooling fan

The highest-pressure 12038 unit we carry, for the densest S21 heat sinks.

Fits: S21 XP · S21+

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120 mm fans Fans

Antminer L7 / L9 cooling fan

12038 fan for the Scrypt and Kadena machines, which run a different PWM curve to the S-series.

Fits:...

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120 mm fans Fans

Bitmain 12038 cooling fan, 6000 RPM

The rear-position fan across the S19 generation, and the workhorse 12038 unit generally. Bitmain runs the S19K...

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120 mm fans Fans

Bitmain 12038 cooling fan, 7000 RPM

The front-position fan on the S19K Pro and the standard unit on the XP machines. Per Bitmain's...

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120 mm fans Fans

Bitmain 12038 cooling fan, 8000 RPM

The S21 fan. Do not fit a 6000 RPM unit in its place — the machine will...

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120 mm fans Fans

Bitmain 12038 fan set, four per machine

Four matched fans, which is what a machine actually needs. Mixing speeds across one chassis causes an...