What are the fan sizes, it says supports so many fans but doesn't list which sizes? please help, I am getting this case...
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Top: 120mm black fan x 1, 1200 RPM, 17 dBA (or 200mm fan x 1 / 140mm fan x 2 / 120mm fan x 3) Front: 200mm LED fan x 1, 700 RPM, 19 dBA(or 120/140mm fan x 1)Rear: 140mm fan x 1, 1200 RPM, 19 dBA Side: 120mm fan x 2 (optional)HDD: Mid.HDD: 120x25mm fan x 1 (optional); Bottom HDD: 120mm fan x 2, 1200 RPM, 17 dBA
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There's mounting points for just about any standardised fan size you can get. From 40-220. If you're buying it new (or used but complete) it's already loaded to the brim with fans to start you off.Enjoy the case; it's really worth it.
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I really can't add anything to the other responses you have already gotten. I am in process of building new unit now using this case. It is definitely the monster everyone described great machine!
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It supports 80 , 120, and 200mm fans really anything and everything this thing is a beast worth every penny good luck
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Comes with - Front: 200mm x 1, Top: 120mm x 1, Rear: 140mm x 1, Bottom HDD: 120mm x 2. I did however add two optional top 120mm fans to increase the airflow out of the case. There are three other optional 120mm locations: 2 Side fans and 1 Mid HDD.
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The fan size is 120mm or 140mm for the sides. The case came with a large fan on top, 200mm if I remember correctly. I have 4 120mm fans on the inside, one 200mm on top. Cooling is not a problem. I do not recall how many it has slots for, but it came with three 120mm. I replaced them with all red leds, looks really nice. Check with Cooler Master Web site for additional specs ensure it meets your needs.
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-If you use 120mm only, 6 fans will fit.-If you use 200mm only, it will fit 2, but the only the cooler master brand may work for sure. I do not recommend getting 200mm for the top because eventually it makes clicking noises as it is not designed for that orientation. For reference, mine makes a clicking noise.-2 140mm fans would also fit at the top.-The fan slot locations are: 1 back, 1 side, 2 top (or 1 200mm), 2 front (or 1 200mm)For future reference, a quick google search on this would have produced the answer you are looking for in even better explanation. Just a friendly reminder. -If you use 120mm only, 6 fans will fit.-If you use 200mm only, it will fit 2, but the only the cooler master brand may work for sure. I do not recommend getting 200mm for the top because eventually it makes clicking noises as it is not designed for that orientation. For reference, mine makes a clicking noise.-2 140mm fans would also fit at the top.-The fan slot locations are: 1 back, 1 side, 2 top (or 1 200mm), 2 front (or 1 200mm)For future reference, a quick google search on this would have produced the answer you are looking for in even better explanation.... » Read More -If you use 120mm only, 6 fans will fit.-If you use 200mm only, it will fit 2, but the only the cooler master brand may work for sure. I do not recommend getting 200mm for the top because eventually it makes clicking noises as it is not designed for that orientation. For reference, mine makes a clicking noise.-2 140mm fans would also fit at the top.-The fan slot locations are: 1 back, 1 side, 2 top (or 1 200mm), 2 front (or 1 200mm)For future reference, a quick google search on this would have produced the answer you are looking for in even better explanation. Just a friendly reminder. « Show Less
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I believe this case has 4 fans standard, maybe 5, i know its a lot, and the case itself is rather large
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Hello Rashad, The case only has two fan mount positions. The rear fan is about 80mm wide, and four additional screw holes are there for the next largest standard fan size (100mm?). I also have a larger fan (which I believe is a 140mm, if memory serves), that I mounted in front.The removable side door has many ventilation holes which could undoubtedly hold an improvised side-mounted fan if you really need extra ventilation. The power supply has it's own fan of course, but no one counts these. One odd thing, I notice that this case is slightly noisier than my others. Virtually all of the noise comes from my stock Intel CPU fan, despite running cool at it's fairly quiet default speed. By comparison, the front and back fans are virtually silent.
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The case has room for 3 fans. 1 on top, 1 in rear and one in lower front. The top and rear are the new larger fans. Beware that the top mounted fan will add noise under a desk. The one large fan in the rear keeps my setup (i5, 6 drives, 12 GB ram) cool. I use it as a server not a gaming box. The power switch is hard to see but it is there along with a reset button. They are hard to find unless looking directly at the case. (not an issue). The case does have a couple of usb ports built in. I used an MSI board and added additional usb and multi card reader. It is a great fan for the money. Don't think twice. Buy it! The case has room for 3 fans. 1 on top, 1 in rear and one in lower front. The top and rear are the new larger fans. Beware that the top mounted fan will add noise under a desk. The one large fan in the rear keeps my setup (i5, 6 drives, 12 GB ram) cool. I use it as a server not a gaming box. The power switch is hard to see but it is there along with a reset button. They are hard to find unless looking directly at the case. (not an issue). The case does have a couple of usb ports built in. I used an MSI board and added additional usb and multi card reader. It is a great fan for the money.... » Read More The case has room for 3 fans. 1 on top, 1 in rear and one in lower front. The top and rear are the new larger fans. Beware that the top mounted fan will add noise under a desk. The one large fan in the rear keeps my setup (i5, 6 drives, 12 GB ram) cool. I use it as a server not a gaming box. The power switch is hard to see but it is there along with a reset button. They are hard to find unless looking directly at the case. (not an issue). The case does have a couple of usb ports built in. I used an MSI board and added additional usb and multi card reader. It is a great fan for the money. Don't think twice. Buy it! « Show Less
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The case has room for 3 fans. 1 on top, 1 in rear and one in lower front. The top and rear are the new larger fans. Beware that the top mounted fan will add noise under a desk. The one large fan in the rear keeps my setup (i5, 6 drives, 12 GB ram) cool. I use it as a server not a gaming box. The power switch is hard to see but it is there along with a reset button. They are hard to find unless looking directly at the case. (not an issue). The case does have a couple of usb ports built in. I used an MSI board and added additional usb and multi card reader. It is a great fan for the money. Don't think twice. Buy it!
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Newegg shows the dimensions for this case as 19.10" x 8.19" x 18.19". That's about .5" less width than my Cooler Master HAF XM (can't say enough good things about this case). Even with the side case fan you should still have just enough clearance to use the Noctua heatsink with both fans. Check the Newegg feedback before buying. There are simply way too many users complaining of the cheap quality fans being noisy and failing in the Black Widow case to be coincidence. So maybe consider a more reliable case? I hope this helps. Good luck!
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This case allows for 2 fans on top,1 in the front, and one on the bottom. A total of 5 fans can be put in the case. The case is supplied with only 1 fan in the rear, all slots used would total 5 fans.
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It comes with 3 fans. One in the front(Blue led fan) then one in the top and one in the back. There are extra spots to put 2 more fans on the side of the case, but really the 3 work just fine.
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I have bought three of these cases and none came with fans. It would have to be an add-on by the vendor. There is so much ventilation on case that fans aren't needed, IMO, unless you are using a hot running CPU. In that situation this might not be the best choice for a case.
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Dude, That's a representation of the size differences. One fan should be listed. lol
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I couldn't tell you the exact dimensions but I can tell you this case is very small. I have Radeon HD 7970 in it and it pretty much takes up all of the space in the lower half of the case. If I need to upgrade anything at all I'll basically have to buy a new one. If these are considered "big" fans for computer cases then I'd say probably not. Mine had fans in it already so I didn't need to install any. It looks cool and I like all of the USB port options on the front, it's just way smaller than I accounted for. So, bare that in mind.
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I think it can hold up to 30mm.There is space for two 200x200 fans.. which can mount outside of the motherboard bay.. the top of the case can come off and the fans mount within the space between chassis and the bezel.Maximum size would be 200x400x30mm mounted within the chassis above the board and then the fans on the outside of the case.. or you can add 2 more fans on the inside, for a total of 4 200x200 fans..two inside and 2 outside with the radiator in between.Lots of options!
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yeah a 120mm fan can fit in the rear, idk about a 144mm tho. In the front i have a bitfenix 200mm fan in the front and i think that's all it supports. The case it self come comes with a stock 200mm fan in the front.
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I believe it will only support two 80mm in the lower rear section of the case. The other rear fan on the upper section is a 120mm fan, as are the front two (or four if you double up with a radiator.) There is also a 240mm fan mounting on the top.
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The case comes with a large 140 mm and a medium 120 mm fan. I use the Corsair Link Kit for the CPU cooling which adds the radiator fan. The case isn't loud to begin with (barely noticable), but playing around with the settings mine becomes almost mute without thinking about the sound. As a note; the case sits on my desk, right beside me.