Is the fan 120mm? Because I plan to get rid of the stock one.
1939909
It is, and appears to be a pretty ordinary design, not something proprietary.
1939910
Yes, 120mm. It can take a 140mm also. However, I found the stock one is quiet and effective.
1939911
Im not sure about the slim one, I bought the full size one. the full size one has the 120mm stock on it. i went with: "NZXT Technologies NZXT FZ-140mm Green LED Cooling (RF-FZ140-G1)" for the 140mm upgrade.
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It does have 3x 120mm fans. It does have all the case screws you would need to mound the moboIt does not have a power supply, though I was not expecting one.My only gripe is the power LED is blue.
1067954
Yes you are able to replace the fan that comes with it without much trouble. It's a standard 120mm fan and it can be removed without too much hassle. Unless you're going for extreme silence or want a lighted fan there really isn't any need to replace the fan and you would be better off spending the money on additional fans in the other 2 slots. Enjoy the case. It's a nice, clean, smaller case.
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The case includes a 120mm on the rear. Has additional slots which include 2 on top (140mm or 120mm), 1 120mm on bottom (seperate from power supply), 1 120mm on front and 2 120mm on the side. I purchased 2 140mm (on accident) so I was forced to place them on the top along with the included fan in the rear. I am running an msi z87-gd65 motherboard with an i5 3.2ghz (aftermarket fan on cpu) processor and a MSI GTX 760-OC and have no cooling problems. cpu on average runs at 30C. Hope this helps! Great case for the money!
145209
The fan it comes with is adequate. It depends on your case and airflow as well.
1280880
There really is no good way to answer that since I don't have those cases to test it out. However, the filter is the same size as the fan. So the 120mm filter is the same dimensions as a square 120mm fan assembly and the same with the 140mm with a 140mm square fan. You'll have to do the measurement yourself on the cases you are talking about.
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Sadly, no. The back of this case only allows for an 80mm fan. However, you can put a 120mm fan in the front and on the side. I had a bad experience when I bought this case, but if you can overlook the 80mm fan in the back and the cheap feel then go for it. Just remember, you pay for what you get. I'd recommend a Lian Li case for an ITX setup. Good Luck!
417355
Yes it comes with 1 fan in the front It is 120 mm. It is a pretty sturdy case also
641395
The fan I received is an 80mm, the product may have changed. It would be quieter if it were mounted with better hardware than the snap-on speaker bracket my tower came with.
2225090
Just use the provided fan and I'd you dislike it then you should get a new one. I'm currently using the stock fan.
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I think you will be fine using the stock fan with the usage that you laid out. It's a really impressive little chip, enjoy.
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Rear, 1 X 120mm (included), Side , 1X 200/220mm Fan (Optional) really BIG case side FAN or (4*80mm Fan, Optional ) SIDE case , TOP : 1x120mm (Optional ). that is what I think and know I have enough Airflow I can save $$$
602730
Not at all. I put one in it myself. The whisper fans are the same size and shape as the stock fan.
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yes 52mm is with the fan attached to the radiator if you only have 55mm i think that would be pushing it. you made need some space depending on whats in the way (capacitors on the motheboard or something like that)
809913
Yes any 120mm fan will work. Just make sure you get a fan that moves a good amount of air.
549189
There is one additional spot on the bottom of the case for a fan that isn't included. It's big enough for a 120mm fan.
1419708
Yes, you can mount up to a 120mm fan at the front, although the aperature is just about right for a 92mm fan. I've got that one synchronized on the PWM fan speed control with the CPU fan in my case. My photo gallery includes a photo of the access vents on top with 120mm mounting holes. You can see the heatpipe CPU cooler fan is pushing air upwards, and another fan is exhausting out the back of the case. That's the only direction I could mount that CPU cooler, but it means the fan-blade weight plus the fan friction are both pulling down against the bearing. It will probably be the first fan I'll have to replace!