CRJ Micro 4-Pin PWM GPU Fan Adapter Cable All Black Sleeved for Graphics Cards (3-Pack)

Works on Raspberry Pi fan ports and is a snug fit.

I deshrouded an old GPU because the fan had failed, and I had a spare 120mm fan just sitting around. Used this to power said fan, zip ties to hold the fan in place, and bam! Working GPU fan. Easy peasy.

I took off a star because It looks like the photos for the regular connector and mini connector were mixed up. I bought based on the product photo which looks like the mini GPU fan connector I actually needed to connect my NZXT Kraken X53 AIO and Kraken G12 to my EVGA GeForce 2080 Ti XC Ultra Gaming. I didn't look for a mini GPU fan connector because I didn't know one existed so when it arrived I was disappointed to see it wouldn't connect the GPU board to the PWM fan or pump. Otherwise it seems like a perfect solution.Update: they’re not mixed up, the regular one came in and it seems like the mini plug is just too big. I added a fifth star since it was my mistake and it’sa really good product, just not what I need.

I need an extension to reach my fan header, this worked great and at a good price. I would buy it again.

You get what's in the picture. It's well made.Used on a deshrouded Asrock a380 itx challenger in a tiny case. The original fan could not pull enough air through the case holes and the GPU was thermal throttling. Used this adapter to replace the fan with NO-12015-XT from ID Cooling and now I rarely get thermal throttling (still happens but because of vram temp - it has awful 4mm pads to the cooler).I would be looking for other products from the same manufacturer - CRJ electronics in the future if I need such.

Exactly what was required for Gigabyte motherboards with the smaller than jormal fan headers

Gigabyte has taken the step to get more sockets on their mini motherboards. But in doing so the space became hard to get the cables into the sockets. They solve this by using this adapter. a smaller male plug goes into the reconfigured socket on the board and then the pigtail has a normal 4 pin socket that is now ~2" away from the board. You then plug your fan leads into this socket with ease. A simple but functional idea as a way to utilize your fan ports without going crazy just plugging them in. Necessity is the mother of invention . . .

Did a deshroud mod for my 6750xt from msi and these worked perfectly to convert the stock fan pinouts on the board to a standard fan header so I could run 120mm case fans instead.Plug and play. Durable cables. They're a little stiff to bend so be careful not to damage or pull out the connection port if you have to bend the cables at all.Worked exactly as I needed it to!