Foxconn PVA092G12M DC12 Volt 0.24 Amp, Rear Case Brushless Cooling Fan 92mm x 92mm x 25mm, 3-WIRE/3-PIN CONNECTOR

The fan seems to be working fine. I took off one star for installation because I had to swap pins in the connector to match my 2000 vintage computer power supply. I also took of a point for value as this cost more than others but hopefully will last longer than the cheaper ones.

I bought this because it was the same P/N that had failed in my 2013 computer. So, a couple screws and it was easily installed. Windows told me the chassis fan had failed. This is a three wire fan, and I don't know what the third wire is for - temp sensor? confirmation of operation? I didn't want to try a lower cost two wire option...

Cheap, easy fix for a CASE fan that had started making noise. Make sure you do not mistake this for the CPU fan in the HP Pavillion PC. That is a different (4 wire) fan.

This fan was originally in a computer I bought in 2010. The fan needed to be replaced a few years ago. I was not able to find a Foxconn, butfound a substitute. The substitute was very loud however. When I realized that I could get a replacement Foxconn fan, I immediately ordered it.Fans move air so some level of noise should be expected. But the Foxconn is quite a bit quieter than the other.

Piece of crap. Old fan had a worn bearing, made lots of noise.New fan was quiet for one day. After that its like I never changed the fan.

The fan on my Dell Studio XPS fan starting grinding and making a very loud noise. This fan is the exact replacement model, it went in easily, and is working great. It has been running with no problems for 2 months so far.

Not much to say about it. It’s an easy install even for the not-so tech handy folks and does its job!

I mounted this fan in the outside refrigerator compartment of my 5th wheel trailer. I added an external on & off switch. It worked perfectly and it reduced the inside temperature of the RV refrigerator by 10 degrees in 100 degree weather.