Will this fan fit in the front of a computer case?
1660031
Depends what case you have. 120mm and 140mm are usually standard. Some slots for 140mm also fit a 120mm. You would have to check your case manual.
1660032
Depends, my case fits a 200 mm fan. A 120 mm fan is about 4.75", and a 200 mm is just shy of 8".
1660033
I guess it depends on the width of your case. My coolermaster CM690 II has a width approximately 15 cm, for that it is a bit too small. However I thought it was also too small to fit on top of the case, but surprisingly the case is built in a way that it can be connected.
1364065
It fit in mine. You can't have a fan mounted on the top side panel mount, but it fits - barely.
53516
No. It is designed for a computer motherboard with 3 or 4 pin. It is internal fan for custom build.
884938
My card is 10.5", I have over 2 inches of space left to work with before the front fan. So yes, it should fit without an issue. Not to mention that you can remove a fan if needed and give yourself even more room.
1523014
Of course you can use it as a case fan, but this fan is designed for very high reliability applications. I use two of them on my CPU cooler. You can get much cheaper fans for the case where a failure will not be a serious problem and replacement is usually easy.
545058
It should, especially if you do not mount a side fan. The case has a particularly wide clearance because its side panels flare out. It probably has more clearance than most.I installed a Hyper 212 EVO in one.
1067761
If your case has a fan mount, of the same size (ex: 120mm, or whatever size the case accepts) where you want to place it then yes. Otherwise probably not.
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.
1765901
It's about 260mm wide by 305mm high. Either size fan should fit pretty easily.
1421726
Sure it can be used as an exhaust fan. You would need a 140mm exhaust fan port on the computer case for it to be practical though. The fan is designed to be installed on heat sinks. The fan like all computer fans is designed to run off of the computer power supply 12V connectors. The fan dimensions are 140x150x25 mm. The specifications are found here: http://www.noctua.at/main.php?show=productview&products_id=54&lng=en&set=1
2179551
It has 120mm mounting holes. It should fit. They're pwm fans optimized for cpu cooling but I guess you could use it as a case fan as well.
958851
Yes it should fit and as far as it being a cheap case, it is in the respect of price. However I have had no problems with this case. It has ample enough room for fans, drives etc. If you are not building a computer to be all computers then this case is fine.
164539
Can't say for sure, I took a look at pictures of the case and there's some sort of circular pipe looking thing on the side panel that would probably interefere if it's there. The fan tower will be taller than a high-end graphics card, by about an inch or so. If there's anything on the side panel over the CPU area I'd say there's a good chance there will be interference.
1430217
It's 3.1" wide. Sorry about the delay answering.But remember there is no case fan. It relies on convection cooling.So the top, bottom and left sides need to be open.It works great hanging on the back of a monitor orout in the open on a desktop, but I would worry if that is not the case.
1927330
Sure it will fit with a little creativity. But...... remember that you are replacing the case fan with the cpu radiator/fan combo. Might not be enough cooling for the rest of the computer
962485
Yes. I personally have that exact cpu cooler in my rig. Not much room between the top and the side panel (about a mm or 2). But it fits.
718422
Sure will, it's just a cage to hold the drives with a fan on front. Just make sure you have enough free drive bays to accommodate it.