Also could I use a different 92mm fan.
1060850
Dear Sir, The installed 92mm fan is held in place by (4) long standard X style screws. You can replace the current fan with any 92mm x 25mm fan. The fan controller is a completely separate item and can be used on a different fan, if you wish.
1060851
Dear Sir,The installed 92mm fan is held in place by (4) long standard X style screws. You can replace the current fan with any 92mm x 25mm fan. The fan controller is a completely separate item and can be used on a different fan, if you wish.
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!
2023849
You may be able to use a 80mm fan. I have a 120mm mounted. I had to use zip ties to secure the fan to the cooler.
809913
Yes any 120mm fan will work. Just make sure you get a fan that moves a good amount of air.
2180756
this fan can be used both ways.i have 3- 140 mm and3-120 mm blue fans from coarsair air series,very quiet in my lian lan full tower case,would recommend to anyone
809912
hello my friend, off course, the fan is a spare part, so, you can change it easy, just remember to buy a 120 mm fan. (sorry for my english, im studing it yet.)
1214728
I would try and find 200mm fans if possible. These fans are only 140mm so there is chance the screws won't line up with the case.
1533601
I do not think this is what you are looking for. This could cause heat issues and would be an awfull mess to remove if it is not what you wanted. Buying high quality 120mm+ fans is a better option.
1419705
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! 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... » Read More 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! « Show Less
1466757
Amazon has several 92mm led fans that should work and add some color. They may be a little louder though, since the little fan needs to turn faster than a larger fan for the same airflow.
776757
You could do that , if you remove the fan blades and reverse them (not recommended). I think what this means is you can place the fan in a window either way . . . blowing in or blowing out. The fan case profile is the same either way.
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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.
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I'm sending it back because it doesn't match up to the other small fan I already have.
683679
No it's not. The threads do not align properly and it's a bit too bulky. If you need another 200mm fan. Pull out your existing 200mm fan and find the model number. Buy that one instead.
1505181
I believe you can only fit one 140mm fan. Two 120mm fans with no problem but not two 140mm fans.
809914
as long as the new fan has the same dimensions and mounting holes as the one you are replacing it should be fine
2173968
Stock coolers are okay to start with, but if you're looking for something especially quiet, yes, you'll want to switch out the fans it comes with for the mITX 92mm ones.