Do you still need to add top fans to your case? or will this fan pretty much take care of everything, my case came without top fans. so just wondering
1004785
Adding top fans will improve your airflow and lower your temperature; but it might add noise. I do have 2 top fans on a Corsair 600T to help expel to hot air inside the case (i do 3D rendering)
1004786
on my case --- a HAF 932 Tower --- it replaced the top fan entirely. this kit is a waterblock that mounts on the processor and a fan/radiator that can replace an existing fan. just make sure that the mounting holes on the case line up with the mounting holes on the radiator.
1004787
The fan sits over the fan opening in the back of the case. Remember that heat rises and more can be drawn out with a couple of fans on top. Just remember to use canned air to keep them clean.
1004788
Not sure what you mean exactly by "top fans" but this is very specifically a CPU cooler. Be sure you have plenty of clearance for the fan/radiator combination at the case edge. Clearance needed over the CPU is actually lower than most large CPU coolers. That said, it works well for me and its really quiet as compared to normal fin CPU coolers with fans. You will still need case fans to pull heat away from the GPU(s), hard drives, motherboard, etc. Also, take care with the install and apply fresh grease between the CPU and heat sink after removing the old grease. Best of luck.
1419709
I'm pretty sure you can put a fan in the front case - just know that it will involve some deconstruction and could get tricky. The case will easily support your typical 120mm fans up top. Too many fans will cause noise though; try to limit your case fans to under 3 if possible. Three fans would be my limit. IMO the passive fan noise outweighs the benefits, this case stays cool just from its copious ventiliation.
1544595
Heck ya bro. My bro bough this case a long while ago and the usbs are freaking awesome, the only thing that him and I would recommend is to replace the fans, but that is the only thing I had a slight issue with but, 10/10 this case is a great case if it fits your needs!
2060174
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.
2066969
Chances are it pushes less air than you're default fan, at least it did for me . I was debating between a new card or new fan, i should have chosen a new card because I've had to buy one anyways
2231605
In my experience, fans are generally noisy, and collect a lot of dust, potentially damaging your expensive new PC. I suggest you use water cooling, since the fans would be able to run much quieter thanks to increased cooling efficiency compared to traditional air cooling. Also it looks good inside any case.
1901332
The info for that cooler says it is 160mm high. If that is accurate it should just fit. I had the top off of mine and measured and it looks to me like there is 165mm of height available for a fan. However I don't think you would be able to use the top case fan with that cooler.
1787536
Nope. Hadn't had any issues. Then again, my case has good airflow... It works perfectly for me.
1577097
it comes with 1 fan i think you can add maybe 1 or 2 coolers more on this as this is not a high end case it may only be able to add 1 more maybe 2 idk i would check at there website over the case
1766812
do you have the dimensions on the Thermal take, I do know it does have water cooling support. At the top there is a filter you can take off to mount your radiator. If you can give me dimensions I can tell you. Is it a dual fan or single fan radiator?Just looked it up on Amazon. The top of the case has a removable dust filter and is able to support 2 120MM fans, But you can also mount your water cooler right there it would be either inside the case or you can have it popping out of the case. Probably hard to imagine what I am saying. But if you can find the pic of the top of the case youll know. Basically I would say probably, but I cant guarantee you. It does have a spot though. do you have the dimensions on the Thermal take, I do know it does have water cooling support. At the top there is a filter you can take off to mount your radiator. If you can give me dimensions I can tell you. Is it a dual fan or single fan radiator?Just looked it up on Amazon. The top of the case has a removable dust filter and is able to support 2 120MM fans, But you can also mount your water cooler right there it would be either inside the case or you can have it popping out of the case. Probably hard to imagine what I am saying. But if you can find the pic of the top of the... » Read More do you have the dimensions on the Thermal take, I do know it does have water cooling support. At the top there is a filter you can take off to mount your radiator. If you can give me dimensions I can tell you. Is it a dual fan or single fan radiator?Just looked it up on Amazon. The top of the case has a removable dust filter and is able to support 2 120MM fans, But you can also mount your water cooler right there it would be either inside the case or you can have it popping out of the case. Probably hard to imagine what I am saying. But if you can find the pic of the top of the case youll know. Basically I would say probably, but I cant guarantee you. It does have a spot though. « Show Less
2104182
that's exactly what I did on mine, mostly because i replaced everything in the case with these and wanted consistency. If the stock fans aren't loud then it might not be worth it. Doubt you'd see much of a difference in cooling performance.
2231602
Right now I have 9 fans in it total not including the fans on like the video card and stuff. Only 2 of them are the quiet edition fans, the rest are either the fans that come with it or other corsair static pressure fans I have had extra. It's honestly pretty friggin quiet even like that. I would think you would be safe filling it completely up, especially with quiet edition fans. I mean you may hear some slight noise cause of so many fans but that is normal really. Like I said, I have those 9 fans in it right now and it is super quiet, those fans take up all but like 2 or 3 spots in the case. Now I'm not including the spots at the bottom where you take off the cent stuff, but even then I don't think it would be loud. I'm kind of a quiet freak myself and it doesn't bother me, just make sure your fans have rubber one them to help with vibration haha. It's an amazing case, definitely worth the money. It's quiet, huge, lots of space for cards and cable management. I would definitely get it :)
145209
The fan it comes with is adequate. It depends on your case and airflow as well.
780385
are you having cooling issues? between the PSU fan and a slot fan exhausting near the CPU, you shouldn't add turbulence to your case. there is enough venting in this case, that with a proper cooling fan on the CPU that you shouldn't need extra. But you should always create a "flow" when aiming your fans.one side of the case is a intake, the other is exhaust. I make the rear a exhaust and place a HD cooling bay in the 5.25 bay.
1632950
I installed 4 120mm fans, one on the bottom just in front of the power supply, one in front behind the front cover of the case (that just pulls off) one in back of the case and one on top of the case. If you have a mid to full size mobo, the top fan will have to be moved over a bit and then secured with just 2 case fan screws as it will not line up properly, mid to full size mobos tend to block the fan from being installed on the pre fit holes.
1002648
Mount? No, not without modifying the cooler. Set it up top? Probably fine. Not sure if it would make any difference. I'll order a 140mm fan and place it on top to see if it helps temps.
940110
The fans are good. The system stays cool. I have (2) 120mm fans on the top and the 2 that came with the case. My system stays cool majority of the time. I run renderings, photoshop, and other programs.