inRobert DIY Dual Bearing 85mm 2pin Video Card Fan Replacement for Zotac GTX 1050 Ti mini Graphic Card

This is a perfect replacement for a bad fan. My old fan started making these terrible vibrating noise so I installed this unit and it fit perfectly and is very quiet.

Fan works as intended, however the plastic cable brace was a bit too long for the ZOTAC gtx 1050 2gb model, so after modifying the fan, it fit perfectly!

Worked flawlessly with my Zotac GTX 1650. No modifications, polarity was correct. Installed in less than 5 minutes. Running smoothly now. 10/10.

Had to snap off the extra little plastic part that the wires ran through, other than that, this fan was a direct replacement, and was easy to replace. My GPU is now running up to 30 degrees cooler than the last fan was keeping it at, Thank you Very Much!!!

No idea how long this will last, but my video card no longer makes a terrible noise from the fan. I used MSI afterburner utility to crank the fan to full speed and its still pretty darn quiet. Its a perfect fit. Well, you do need to chop off part of the little plastic thing that holds the cord off to the side because its too long. There's also a little rubber plug you'll have to pull out with a pair of needle nose pliers.This is a common sense installation. I don't believe you can botch it up. Buy it and save yourself the money for a new video card.

Bought 2 of these in November 2021, now August 2022 and the bearings are shot. First died in month and a half. Second one just died.It is really a shame that they did not last.They were very easy to install. And while they worked they kept the video card cool.Bottom line...Avoid these and look elsewhere.

1. The power connector pins were the wrong way around thus polarity of supply voltage was backwards and the fan would not spin. Was able to remove the pins from the plastic connector and re-insert in the correct orientation which is shown in the photo.2. This fan is thicker and has thicker blades (15.2 mm for the hub) than the original (10.9 mm), thus it sticks out of the airflow shroud somewhat (approx 2.8 mm for the hub, approx 1.5 mm for the blades)(see photos). Yes, my table is off-level ;-).3. Seems to work fine. Somewhat quieter than the original, but can't be sure if that's due to lower rpm, however it does keep the GPU temperature under control as well as the original.

Worked perfectly on my zotac 1650 single fan gpu!