Is it safe to use a 0.9A fan on a single header?

[TechIsCool123]

Hello,

I recently got a new GPU, and my case needs a bit more airflow than it used to. My plan is to replace the exhaust fan, and I received a 120mm fan rated at 0.9A and 150CFM from a friend. However, I'm concerned the fan will draw too much current from the motherboard and (potentially) cause damage. I understand that most MB fan headers are rated for 1A, but when the fan is accelerating (from a complete stop), I measured up to 1.3A. As it spins faster, the current drops to the rated 0.9A or less. Is this too much current for a single header?

 

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