95MM Video Card Fans Replacement for MSI GTX 1070,1080 Ti Gaming X, RX 570 580 5600 5700 XT Gaming X Graphic Card Cooling Fan

My fans died on my aging GTX 960. After doing measurements I figured I'd roll the dice on this set of fans. They work just fine, not too loud. There are more blades on them than the originals. You must look carefully when installing them because of the extra blades. Every other blade will be a bit wider and from here you can sneak the screws in. You'll need a slim #1.Happy to finally get some fans on this thing again.

3rd UPDATE: Been over 2 and a half years since I installed these and to be totally honest with you, I would prefer these over stock replacements any day of the week! These fans are just as quiet, just as effective as they were when I bought them and if you see my pictures you will notice that THEY HAVE BEEN USED HARD, STILL ARE!! Amazing product and I am going to order more this week to replace the other ones that are starting to make noise and not work right (only a couple though and barely noticeable, but still so happy with this product I will buy spares just in case!!! {end of 3ed update} 2nd UPDATE: Been now over a Year since I installed these fans and they have literally only stopped a total of a few hours in a YEAR, and that's because I stopped them, they have been on 75% for 13 months and still just like brand new, that's simply amazing! I will be getting more! NICE JOB SELLER AND AMAZON! ALSO NOW THEY MINE AND STILL WORK GREAT UNDER MORE STRESS! -- END OF UPDATEI have 2 identical MSI Gaming X rx580 8GB video cards, both with Hynix Memory. The cards have both been great, and I run them in Crossfire so one is always above the other. I do rotate them out once a month or two for equal wear but I finally had one of the fans just stop working, which after a lot of searching it was hard to find a decent set of fans for these cards for a good price. $30 was a little pricey for a card that if carefully sought out you can probably find for around 110$ or so, so 3-4 x the price of the fans, you can get another card. Saying that however, the only complaint I have is that the MSI stickers would have to be very carefully peeled off old fans and centered and adhered beyond my free hand skill if you wanted them to look exactly the same, but not a big deal, they still look great! Very quiet, very effective, and I am most pleased with these fans, would recommend to anyone and will be buying more soon!SIDE NOTE: IF YOU GET THESE AND HAVE GPU REBUILDING EXPERIENCE OR NOT, WATCH OUT FOR THE WIRES ON THE BACK OF THE FAN COVER AS TO NOT BREAK THEM. THEY ARE DURABLE FOR A VIDEO CARD, BUT ITS A REAL PAIN TO FIX IF SOMETHING DOES HAPPEN! a++ TO AMAZON, TO THE SELLER OF THIS ITEM AND OVERALL EXPERIENCE WAS TERRIFIC!

I posted a before and after pic of my MSI Armor 1080. They came with stickers on them but as you can see they are for the gaming X version of the 1080/1070 etc but they fit and work just the same. My previous fans bearings were going out. So replaced them with these and my temps have gotten better pretty dramatically. They fit fine and the cable was long enough with no issues.

I bought this on a risk for a MSI GTX 2080 Super Gaming X Trio that 2 flan blades randomly broke on.MSI would repair it but I would have to mail it in and pay about $20-25 for shipping and be out the card about a month. These fants were only $25 and I got them in 1 day.I talked to MSI about the size and they confirmed as long as the fans are 95mm and the hole spacing was 40mm it should work.It indeed fit and look almost just like the original (in fact I think they share the same fan motor/bearing as the originals.The only issue (well not an issue but just something to note) is that the cables are longer on this unit than the stock 2080 fans, but that was no prob, just wrapped them up and strapped them near the card (up against the mobo anyway)Great save for me - also I don't hear them at all even under full load.

I purchased these fans on April 23rd and by may 10th, one of the fans stopped spinning. Luckily I had thermal monitor software that read 70c on the gpu. It turned out to be a bad ball bearing. When I spun the fan by hand, I could tell it wasn’t spinning as freely.I will not buy from this company again.

Replaced the fans on a MSI GTX 970 with this product. Would have been 5 star, but the fan and blades are 1-2 mm thicker than the original which likely puts it in violation of the PCI spacing. This is just enough to get the blades to touch the casing of an Alienware Graphics Amplifier. They might also touch adjacent PCI hardware in a PC. So if you use this for a 970 replacement be sure you can have the adjacent PCI slot free.

One old MSI fan had a failing bearing. These replacements were fairly easy to install. Just pay attention to the orientation of the shroud and the wire routing path under the fans while disassembling. Since the blades of this fan are much closer together, you will need a magnetic, precision screwdriver (see pic) to install. They are very quiet and I can't hear them unless I put my ear to the case ventilation. The GPU I put these on was a "MSI GeForce GTX 970 4GD5T OC"

The fans are clean but I can't tell if these have been used or not. I also had to buy fans for my MSI Gaming R9 390x & 390 and those looked new, pristine, were cheaper, and they came with the sticker on the fan hub.These fans DO NOT come with the sticker on the hub. What I did is I took a razor and gently peeled the sticker off the original fans. The other annoying thing about these fans is they come with an inRobert sticker on the back of the fan motor, which covers up the Power Logic label. This may not seem like much to complain about but this could possibly effect the chances of successfully RMA'ing the card and the resale value.Installation isn't a breeze but it isn't overly terrible either. With all these MSI Gaming cards, there is a metal clip off to the side of the fan's location that's designed to manage the cable. You will have to use a pair of needlenose pliers and a softener to pry this clip upward.This wouldn't be an issue if MSI didn't use terrible fans. The blades on my R9 390 and RX 580 broke. The bearing died on my R9 390x card.