Dual 92mm Graphic Card Fans, Graphics Card Cooler, Video Card VGA Cooler, PCI Slot Fan GPU Cooler

I recently purchased this dual fan graphics card cooler, to enhance cooling for my graphics card in my gaming PC. Here's my experience with the product: **Pros**: - I appreciate that I can select the voltage interface (5V, 7V, or 12V) to adjust airflow speed and noise levels. This feature allows me to customize cooling performance according to my needs. - PCI bracket made installation easy. **Cons**: Unless the PCI bracket is screwed down tightly, it will sag, depending on the orientation of your build. **User Experience**: Installing the fans was relatively straightforward, thanks to the included PCI bracket and screwdriver. The setup process took only a few minutes, and once installed, the fans performed as expected – keeping my graphics card at a comfortable temperature during gaming sessions. **Final Verdict**: Overall, I'm satisfied with this dual 92mm fan graphics card cooler. While there's room for improvement, the fans have provided reliable cooling performance and have helped maintain a healthy temperature during gaming sessions. If you're looking to enhance cooling for your graphics card, I would recommend considering this product, especially if you prioritize airflow and quiet operation.

bought this for my GPU as the fans went out on it and kept overheating. This mounts in the slot directly under it and solved my issue perfectly until i can get another GPU. I will probably leave in when i get another GPU for extra cooling. They are very quite and easy to install. Would recommend these to anyone needing to keep their GPU cooler.

Had a graphics card with a dysfunctional fan. This helped to compensate for cooling. Quite nice that I can position it behind my graphics card to assist in venting heat. The slightly loose wiring that connected to the connector did create some inconsistency in performance until I nudged it in. Thankfully the solution was easy.

The fan on my video card failed, and so, like a good tinker, I had to jury-rig a cooling fan assembly to provide cooling, or the card would shut down and nothing would be visible. That worked well enough, but I came across this quite by accident when I was looking for something else; I forget what. Anyhow, it does a bang-up job, way better than the original fan, or my jury-rigged assembly. The video card stays practically only 5 degrees or so above room temperature. Of course, there is a downside: it takes up the space, and blocks access and use of a PCIe slot. Oh well.

For being such a simple product, I can't recommend it more for anyone that has network card thermal problems. I previously had a ten gig dual SFP card have massive thermal issues that would cause my network to slow to 100mbps. After adding the card and plugging it in, with the fans pushing air over the card - it fixed the problem. The few times I've gone back to inspect the system, the card is just a tad warm - not burning hot. So, it gets a thumbs up from me. I was trying to jury rig something like this, but I'm so glad someone still makes these. I have a PfSense box for a router since I don't like leasing a bad one from my ISP, and it allows mine to run cool.

I had heat issues with my m.2 card. I tried multiple heat sinks with fans that cost $20-$30 with little to no improvement. I moved my graphics card to my 2nd PCIE 4.0 slot. Put this in its place just in front of my 4th Gen m.2 blowing away from it and towards the back of my GPU. It not only brings fresh air into the case but also pulls air over the M.2 heat sink and then blows it onto the back of my GPU. It has cooled my GPU down by 5C and my M.2 4.0 Card went from a whopping 58-62c under load to now 34-38C idle or under load. That’s not a typo and it’s pretty amazing. I couldn’t ask for a much better cooling solution other than the fact that it puts out slightly more noise than my other 3 case fans. Since it's on a gaming machine I really don't notice it anyway.

Working right as intended, bought it because my GTX 1650 PNY card fan died and couldn't find replacement parts, it works better than the stock fan to keep the card cool and running smooth

Quiet Operation needed 5 volt wiring.