CPU Cooling Fan For Intel NUC NUC7i5BNH NUC7i5BNK NUC7i7BNH NUC7i3BNH NUC7i3BNK NUC5i3RYK NUC5i5RYH NUC5i5RYK NUC5i7RYH NUC6i3SYH NUC6i3SYK NUC6i5SYH NUC6i5SYK NUC5I5MYBE NUC5CPYH NUC5i3MYBE BSB05505H

it fits perfectly in my nuc

Great replacement fan, now my NUC is tolerable again. The 7 yr old fan was making lots of rattling.

- Worked like a champ. - Quite - Direct fan replacement for my NUC7i5BNK. - Wicked easy to replace. Done in less than 5 minutes. - Removed 4 screws and remote bottom plate. Removed 2 screws from PCB. Disconnected 2 quick disconnect cables from board. I left the 2 wireless antennas connected. Lifted the board out from the back, grabbing the NIC. Removed 2 screws for old fan. Had to push finger on screw to get the lock washer out from the screw. Transplanted to the new fan, and reversed these instructions. And was done!

I originally bought one of these for a GMKtec G2 a couple of years ago. And of course I quickly found that the pin order is different and the connector itself is slightly larger than the one for the GMktec. I don't blame the manufacturer or the seller because it wasn't marketed as a replacement for the fan in that unit. I knew that. I bought this one because I could not find the exact right one on Amazon. So, as it turns out, the fan has all the right wires for the GMKtec unit. They're just too short to reach the MB header and the wires are in a different order. So if you want to use this fan for that unit, you have to snip the original connector off the original fan, extend the wires slightly with similar wire and solder the original connector onto the wires of this fan (in the correct order, of course). So thee wires all do the same thing once they're in the right pins. The fan also did not screw in the way the old one did so I had to improvise a bit there. At first the PC was drastically overheating so I had to just remove all the screws and tape the new fan to the heatsink where the output of the blower housing mates with the output of the heatsink. I used a small piece of poster putty on the other end of the fan to hold it in place. Once that was done, the overheating went away and this fan actually cools my PC better than the original. So I bought two more. Anyway, yeah. Making it work takes some work and isn't fun but it can be done. I do wish the right fan was easy to find on here though. I think this fan would likely be a great replacement for the PC it was meant for.

Fan was an exact match. My NUC is quiet again! They even included a small tube of thermal paste. That was a nice touch. Its a good thing too because the thermal paste was dried up.

Look for a specific fit for the CPU or model of NUC - I had to return. Seemed good quality

This fan worked exactly as it was supposed to. I replaced a junk fan on a NUC computer with this fan. It was able to speed up and slow down as commanded by the BIOS of the computer and kept the temperature in the correct range when using the computer. The only downside was it too a couple of weeks to get it. Other than that I am happy with the purchase.

The fan fit perfectly and since it already had the screws for the mount, it was no hassle installing it once I had the NUC apart. Was able to do the entire process and have the computer back up and running in about 10 minutes.

Showed up fast. As u can imagine, when a fan fails then the hardware won't run on a Intel NUC. Happy to receive the correct parts quickly.