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It's the motherboard of a Mini PC, more specifically a "INET Z12B" board with Intel Celeron N4500 processor, likely for Chuwi HeroBox Pro.

 

That connector is a IC power supply input. It cannot be used as a fan connector.

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I want to plug a fan into this but i have no clue if this combination of pins will do the job. It is 3 pin, and goes VCC, SW, GND (in order) I haven't ever used this type of config for pins before.

 

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Would probably be easier if we knew what this even is, but that's unlikely to be a fan header.

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It's the motherboard of a Mini PC, more specifically a "INET Z12B" board with Intel Celeron N4500 processor, likely for Chuwi HeroBox Pro.

 

That connector is a IC power supply input. It cannot be used as a fan connector.

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8 minutes ago, SkyHound0202 said:

It's the motherboard of a Mini PC, more specifically a "INET Z12B" board with Intel Celeron N4500 processor, likely for Chuwi HeroBox Pro.

 

That connector is a IC power supply input. It cannot be used as a fan connector.

Thanks and you got the specs all right.

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