Can you use a 120mm fan with this instead of the included fan?
231935
Nope only 90mm if the fan that comes with it isn't working for you I would recommend getting this Noctua NF-R8 PWM 4 pin Cooling Fan but I get 15C cooler from my stock heat sync.
231936
Don't think you can use fan other than original size. Furthermore, this is really a very quiet fan.
231937
I can't see any reason why not but the purpose of this cooler is to be low profile for applications such as an HTPC setup where you are limited on space. If you have the space for a 120mm fan why not just go with another unit that has better cooling potential?
231938
Nope only 90mm if the fan that comes with it isn't working for you I would recommend getting this http://smile.amazon.com/Noctua-NF-R8-PWM-Cooling-Fan/dp/B006GD30UC/ref=pd_bxgy_pc_img_y but I get 15C cooler from my stock heat sync.
231939
There are 92mm to 120mm fan adapters available, but Noctua does not make them. Before you take action, do a little research on how much more space the adapter and larger fan will take up in the case and will they fit next to the other components on the MOBO. Also, determine if the mounting screw hole locations on the adapter will line up with the holes on the Noctua heat sink. Note that the length and thread size of the screws that may or may not come with the adapter will work either. Mixing and matching components are not always easy.
2143351
i have the big 120 mm fan (extra - like $20 as I recall), and it comes with the two 80mm fans in front you could replace with LED fans if you want. I think you can mount a couple in back too. So I'd say yes, but not sure you need them, as I have no issues with heat
1335869
these will work with any(i've tried 4 diff mobos,and 4 cases) setup so long as there are 3 pin fan headers available. as far as size it SHOULD be able to fit a 120mm fan. if you have the case i would measure if you can just to be sure(older models did not have space) if you do not own the case yet the specs of the case should tell you what size fans to use. but if you have a drill you could always make it fit so long as all the above checks out. hope this helps
1337269
It depends on your setup, stock you can add 3, two on the side panel and one on the bottom. I use a water cooled system so I use the rear 140 mm and turned the two led 120's to draw from the front. I have the H100i mounted in the top so up there I have two 120mm fans. The case is huge so you should have no problem keeping it cool with the stock setup.
1567877
I don't know much about profession grade fans so I can't really advise you. If it's 220-240 you definitely cannot. But if it's 110-120 you should be able too. But that's how I think and that's how I would make my decision. Honestly I only bought it to replace an existing broken one. And I realized that I had a fan that had a broken casing so to avoid a leak I bought a fan that had one built in.
1939910
Yes, 120mm. It can take a 140mm also. However, I found the stock one is quiet and effective.
1401958
Hole pattern and size are the same as 120 mm fan. You can use fan screws to attach it to a 120 mm fan. Distance between holes are 105mm and holes are 5mm.
1568111
You can use it however your only viable option is the fan slot on top as it is 140mm. The rear fan could be an option however that would depend on whether there is a means to mount a 140mm fan in a spot that comes with a 120mm fan stock. I actually wound up having to drill holes on the back of my case to mount the fan as I had misjudged the size of the fan back there (120mm). Still works very well at keeping CPU temps far lower than my previous heatsink/fan system.
756171
120mm fans work, you can try the antec tricool 120mm fans. There are plain ones and ones with different color leds. Hope thus helps.
1952211
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.
340265
Maybe, but i would recommend a different cooler many one that has at least a 120mm fan. I replaced mine a few months after I bought it due to high temps and I was not even over clicking my i5-4670k.
1232458
Sure I dont see why not.. I bought a 30mm (velenion) fan and mounted it on here..
1627348
it depends on the fan's mounting space if it can accomodate the 140mm size of course you can mount them. moat cases offer 120mm and 140mm mounting holes these days i think it would fit on a case to caae basis
1927540
two 120 mm fans on the front, one 120 mm on the bottom (in addition to PSU fan), one 120 mm on the back, and on the top, there are a variety of options. it can fit either two 140 mm, two 120 mm or one 180 mm. You shouldn't have any problem mixing 120 and 140 on the top.
545924
It comes standard with a rear 120mm fan, but has space for two up top, one in the front and one down at the bottom. Having fans at the top isn't a problem if you use the right one to avoid vibration. Being able to fit the top fans also depends on you're mother board, as the space in there can get quite tight. One other thing too note is that you can't mount water cooling radiator, such as a Corsair H80, a there isn't the clearance room. Over all though a good case for the money.
2085468
Not sure about this case personally. You can measure with a ruler if your fan can hold a. 120 mm fan or not though.
119307
I use it in the reverse way since i have a 120MM, but the case supports a 140mm fan. It's been in this configuration for a few years now with no issues.