HP OMEN 17-CB TPN-C144 thin GTX 11mm GPU Fan original

Look at the bottom of your laptop for the exact model number (e.g., Dell Precision 5680, HP EliteBook 840 G5). This is the first step to find compatible fans.

Remove the fan (if possible) or check its top sticker for a part number (e.g., EG50060S1-C710-S9A, 00GCX4). This is the most reliable way to match the exact fan.

Always compare our product photos with your original fan – check the connector type, screw hole positions, fan blade shape, and overall dimensions. Even if the model matches, these details can vary.

Note the voltage (e.g., DC5V) and current (e.g., 0.46A) printed on the fan. Matching these ensures proper electrical compatibility with your motherboard.

Connector & Pin Configuration

2‑pin, 3‑pin, or 4‑pin? Check your original fan's connector. 4‑pin fans support PWM speed control. Must match your motherboard!

Screw Hole Positions

The screw hole positions of fans from different manufacturers are different. Even for the same laptop model, compare hole locations carefully – they must match your heat sink.

Fan Dimensions & Thickness

Check the fan diameter (e.g., 50mm, 60mm) and thickness (e.g., 10mm, 15mm). A fan that's too thick won't fit in the chassis.

Power (Voltage & Current)

Voltage (usually 5V) and current (0.2A–0.6A) should match your original fan. Higher current may overload the motherboard circuit.

Original vs OEM

Original (higher quality, higher price) vs OEM (affordable, may be needed for old models). Some older laptops only have OEM fans available as original production has stopped.

CPU or GPU Fan

Some laptops use different fans for CPU and GPU. Make sure you are ordering the correct one. The fan type is usually indicated in the part number or description.