The "Optional middle 120mm fan bracket on the side " based on the air flow on the case, this will be an exhaust fan or air inducing into the case?
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I think it would be better as an intake fan but you could probably use it either way.
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I currently have no extra fan at this location and am using a single EVGA 660ti video card. I would highly recommend a quiet 120 mm installed here if you are running a SLI Graphics system or you are experiencing hi temps during game play.
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I use a stock cooler and put a 120mm fan in the right side (no screws needed). This keeps everything inside cool and quiet.
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It comes with a 120mm LED fan intake on the side of the case. Also has a regular 120mm exhaust fan on the rear of the case.There is one empty 120mm fan spot in the front of the case and two empty 120/140mm fan spots on the top of the case which you can buy fans for.
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3 200mm fans are included with the case (front, side, top). 6 is the maximum amount if you remove the top 200mm to change out for 2 120mm.
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By default the front fan is intake like any other case. Always put intake in front, exhaust in back/on top. You could flip the fan around if you wanted to make it an exhaust but that would be crazy. The stock fan works fine, it's a Silverstone branded 120mm fan that spins around 1100-1200RPM, just enough to be nearly silent. If you want more intake from the front, buy an 80mm fan (1400-1700RPM would be good) and install it below the 120mm fan with the four mounting screws that come with any new fan -- there is a cut-out for one there.
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The side with the colored rings is the side for the air intake. It should show on the side of the fan, a small arrow pointing which way the air flows
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The direction the fan on the PSU is facing doesn't really matter. There is no wrong way to mount the PSU. I personally prefer the PSU mounted with the fan facing down so it gets access to its own fresh air supply instead of using air that's already in the case.
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I'd recommend an inch from the cases side panel if it's an inch then install it with the logo inside the case so the fan pulls air in because thermaltake cases usually have filters on the side of the case you'll want the air going into the case from the sides and the front. While out the top and back.
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There is 1 front 120mm intake fan (included) and 1 80 or 92mm rear exhaust fan slot (not included)
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You can use it either way. For me personally I have the front case fan blowing air in. The rear case fan blowing out. Two top fans blowing out and two side fans blowing in. My CPU Temp is at 25 Celsius at no load.
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The case is designed for air to easily flow through it. I recommend you point the fan to send hot air out, so that cooler air will be drawn across the case.
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2 fans in the case, one front and one rear. I believe they are both 120mm fans. You can fit a 230mm in the front. Both fans are quality, quiet fans. This case is awesome but kind of big for a mini itx. If you're looking for something that will fit a lot of storage and can be water cooled easily I'd go for it otherwise the cooler master elite 120 or 130 is an awesome case with a smaller footprint and plenty of room for a monster video card.
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The fan looks like it may be 120mm, but the area where it fits may not be completely square. I added some photos of the view from inside the unit. I am not sure how the fan is removed, perhaps from the top?
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Actually you'll need a smaller fan, like 80mm or so. The 120mm is too big for this case which I found out the hard way by buying a 120mm fan and it didn't fit.
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Mine came with 1 120mm fan, I don't know anything else about it other than being a generic Silverstone fan.
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Three 120mm fans can be installed. Two in the front & one in the back. It comes with one "True Quiet" fan mounted on the back of the case. I added one fan to the front of mine. Very quiet.
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200mm fan. I have two 200mm Cooler Master fans in mine. Intake in the front and exhaust out the top. I LOVE this case.