Will this fan fit a "low-profile," "half height," or "slim" PC case?
883182
I'd say this would fit within the confines of any basic vacant PCI slot, no matter what size the case. I just installed one of these units into an old Micron Millenia (not the most spacious desktop Micron ever made) case I converted over to Ubuntu 12.04 to help a passively cooled GeForce ATX 6200 video card. It works great!
883183
I haven't tried it in a half height PC case, but if you have at least one normal size slot, (tilted 90 degrees usually) then it should fit in the case. If it is one of those cases that only fit low cards with low back-plates, then definitely not. As you see, the fan is the full height of a card. It is like comparing a video card or high-end Creative card to a cheap ethernet card. The ethernet would fit, the Creative or video card won't as it is the height of the slot cover/backplate. Hope this helps.
883184
If you mean different form factors like full tower mid tower and mini then yes. i have a full tower case. it Will work as long as its PCI slots. they do wiggle around anyway. hopefully that sheds some light.
2143350
The fan specifications for this case are as follows: front is either x2 120mm or x2 140mm, rear lower behind drive cages are x2 80mm, rear upper behind cpu is x1 120mm, top panel is x1 200mm fan. Website for all your case specs is http://us.coolermaster.com/en/product/Detail/case/mid-tower-haf-series/haf-xb-evo.html
1290806
Sry, it's barely too tall for your tower. Mine Corsair C70 had less than 1/2 inch of clearance after installation.
105420
They all fit a 15.6in display. It's your choice on which size fan you want, the more you pay, the larger the fan, the cooler your laptop will be. I went with the slim and my laptop has stayed really cool.
310691
It's a Full height card with optional low profile bracket if one can be found and properly installed. However this will not work in slim designs for a full height bracket is installed.
1058215
I can no longer advise buying this product unless you want to repair/replace it in 6 months, as the fan stopped working in that period of time (and one fan blade broke/fell off when i went to inspect it. On the other hand, the system remained stable even with the broken fan, probably thanks to the heatsink). As for your question, check the dimensions as listed very carefully. Maybe a case the same company designed would work better...
1456468
The only real way to know is to check the dimensions of the video card. The fan does stick out a little bit too so you will need to check the dimensions to see if it will fit exactly in the slot. Slimline cases are a little different because of how small they are so you will have to find cards that fit and will work. Also you will have to make sure your power supply can handle the card as well. I hope this helps.
1336051
I have an Intel Media mobo and the fan fit fine, thanks to the adapter ring it came with, which has two diameter settings - have to get the right one. If your mobo has cooling fins for another component sticking up very close to the CPU socket, that could be a problem.
274778
Im not too sure because I have a thermaltake gt tower and there is alot of space in that tower. You might want to find the specs for the case...
1765901
It's about 260mm wide by 305mm high. Either size fan should fit pretty easily.
66099
Yes it will. I am using a Thermaltake 750 watt PS with the same dimensions. 3.4 x 5.9 x 6.3.Enjoy the case!
1039478
I have a HAF X case, it fits snug. This product is much much better than the intel 15 dollar fan that comes with the processor. It will reduce your temperatures by atleast 10 C with is a huge deal in maintaining your pc and keeping it in optimum condition.
1017294
It'll fit just fine. But I really don't think you should get this case. It wasn't worth the $30 I got it for, and it certainly isn't worth $48. Save up another 30 or so and grab a HAF, it's way better construction, more airflow, support for larger fans. This case is really mediocre, and with that nice of a build, you'd be wasting your money
275814
If yours is the mini tower (leftmost in this picture: http://en.community.dell.com/resized-image/__size/550x0/__key/communityserver-discussions-components-files/3514/2806.Opti-745.JPG)...that card will fit fine. In fact, it doesn't have to be a low profile card like that. Any full size card will also fit. The only issue would be length if the room in the case is limited by a drive bay or something else.
1660032
Depends, my case fits a 200 mm fan. A 120 mm fan is about 4.75", and a 200 mm is just shy of 8".
938278
Yes. I have a corsair AX860 in mine. Plenty of room left over. I still had room for a bottom fan as well.
1313301
Only if you have decent airflow in the case. It is a really tiny fan and it doesn't move much air. If you have great airflow in the case which encompasses the cpu region, then you should be fine.