I don't want the stand. I want to mount the fan to the back of my entertainment center. Can I do that?
511620
screwdriver could easily take it off. I've modded mine with sugru for less vibration transfer into my case.
511621
Hi SenorFrog,Honestly I haven't done that before so I can't make any suggestion.You can visit Thermaltake website or ask their technical support.Thank you.
511622
I've unscrewed the stand and turned it upside down to use as a hook in an entertainment center, and I've also removed it completely for use in a small cabinet.
875065
I can not make that choice for you however, even though I have a 10 foot ceiling I chose not to use the drop down bar it came with and mounted the fan the regular way. I am very happy with the look of the product and the blade pitch. My only issue is I can hear a humming sound from 2 fans and 3 of them do not rotate as fast as the other 2 even though they are set up exactly the same with the same speed.
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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
302371
I think you can. I have never tried it. But it would be easier to just undo the wingnuts on the back of the base closes to the TV and then just unmount it.
825620
yes you can, but for the love of all things holy please don't. Find a brand name cooler with great reviews if you need an external fan support. My first stop would be to check if the fans are as clean as possible.
930098
You probably could but honestly the stand comes with every sized screw you could possibly think of. I don't think you have to worry either way. The stand works great by the way. Its held my 60inch Samsung great, actually watching it right now haha.
2120719
I WOULD RECOMMEND CONTACTING THE MANUFACTURER TO ENSURE THAT THE FAN COULD BE SAFELY OPERATED ON ITS SIDE. It appears to be designed to be used standing up (vertically). There's a vent that wraps around the back and from side to side.
1173492
Yes you can, only that the fans must be placed under the radiator, not on top because the case top cover will not let you due to space clearance.
1830472
No. You can't do this with the remote. It can be done like other fans though.
1260569
The back of the case is open, but I don't see how you would mount fans there. The top of the case swings back, which makes me think mounting anything in that open area would be difficult. There are several open card bays on mine, and I think I have the biggest MB made. You could definitely mount a fan card or two there. I'm running a pretty tweaked system and haven't had any overheating issues.
1270766
Sure can. Don't own stands, myself, but the speakers are set up to be mounted.
1407231
Yes, it can be removed from stand, but I will tell you something, you shouldn't mount it on wall because the monitor is fragile, and if for some reason you drop it you just wasted 300 bucks.
595228
Yes you can. Really, the stand will not last long, and so when mine broke, i started to display mine with my hohan i got from comic con. It looks great!!!
1757158
Yes, you can just use the fan. Please refer to the owner's manual for information.
554816
Hi, you would need to put on the bottom shelf of the rack. It could work. One thing I do not like about this rack is the Noise Level of the built in Fans. They are too noisy to even have turned on in a dedicated AV Closet in my home. If I had to to it over again, I would have spent the extra money on Mid Atlantic..
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I'm sure you could with some zip ties. I found I didn't need a fan so I am no expert.
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I would say it would be way to weak for that purpose. This should primarily be used as an entertainment center fan and it goes a good job at what it does. Might as well get a regular fan for what you're trying to do.