88MM T129215SU PLD09210S12HH 4Pin Cooling Fan for Gigabyte GTX 1050 1060 1070 960 RX 470 480 570 580 Graphics Card Cooler Fan (2 PCS)

Wonderful product. I replace the pair of fans on my GPU (1 was bad, making noise and not blowing like the other fan), but I saved the one good fan that I took out, when I replaced the pair. Other repair reviews say this takes about 10 minutes TOTAL - maybe if you are a repair tech! But for me it was an hour. About 40 minutes of that was just to get the fan frame separated from the GPU and the old pair of fans out of the fan frame. WARNING - BE SURE YOU USE _2_ ANTI-STATIC GROUNDING STRAPS, 1 from the GPU card metal frame to the computer metal frame [leaving the computer power cord plugged in at both ends (this is the connection to earth ground)], and a 2nd 'person' strap between your wrist and the computer metal frame. IF YOU DO NOT GROUND BOTH YOU AND THE GPU CARD, you can be very easily forced to buy a complete replacement GPU, so DO NOT SKIP THIS STEP !!! Attaching a magnet to your screwdriver shaft, by the handle, will keep the screws magnetized to the screwdriver point. This helps a lot on all the fan mounting and fan frame screws. There are about 6 "very tiny" Philips head screws that you have to find, so you can remove the fan frame from the GPU card. Put all screws in a bowl or a Zip-lock bag. I got 5 screws to come out easily on the fan frame housing, but could not get the 6th one out, so I just cut the fan plastic mounting frame at the 6th screw base. Changing out the fans, from this point, took about 10 minutes. Check out how the fan wires are routed in the fan frame all the way back to the connection on the GPU card, and bend the new fan pair wires in a similar manner. The screws that hold the fans to the fan frame are accessed THRU the fan blades. So be patient. Once the fans are mounted, the wires routed, and the GPU card connection made, now comes replacing the fan mounting frame on the GPU card. Just reverse the above steps. If you had to leave 1 screw un-removed, like I did. See if you can rig up some support around the cut you made to the fan mounting frame on that screw. I used a couple of Ty wraps, and a piece of plastic drinking straw to supply some support. It's not as good as getting the screw out, and not cutting the fan frame, but I did what was required to get the fix made. You've still got 5 good screws holding things together. Re-install the GPU card, then remove the static straps. Power up the computer, and MAKE SURE THE FANS ARE BLOWING! If they are blowing, you did great! GOOD JOB! Button up the computer and go back to normal activities.

Funciona perfectamente gigabyte RX 580

I love when I order things and the simply are the thing you need. I've ordered these multiple times, now, to fix RX 570s and they have a good lifespan, nice and quiet, spin very smoothly.

The video card fan installs easily and fits perfectly, making it a quick fix for broken fans and a reliable upgrade for better cooling.

I ordered this to replace a worn fan on my PowerColor Fighter RX 6600 GPU. Unlike the originals that had a unified wiring harness, this one came with modular connectors so you can replace just one fan if you need to replace it again. The connectors however made fitment a bit tight in the fan housing so may require creative cable routing. The fans themselves are very quiet, quieter than the originals (T129215BU) that came with the PowerColor. The fans came labeled for Gigabyte.