These fans or the Cooler Master JetFlo 120?
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no these are not jetflos... these are 140mm fans that are the non static pressure ones from corsair. the static pressure ones are idea for radiators, the af series is more for a basic case fan.
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The fans do a decent job but I still recommend a laptop cooler. I use a Cooler Master laptop cooler for mine
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1 120mm fan Up to 69.69 CFM (maximum RPM) 19 dB-A silent application for CPU cooling
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No brand, just check the ratings on here, want an inline fan. if you go LED you won't need much exhaust so you can get one of those regulators and dial the fan down. those are 20 bucks i think
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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.
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No, Technically-short of cryogenic cooling there's no such thing as cooling overkill for the type of plug-and play water cooling solution you are considering. However you may want to explore the 140mm dual fan models since new cases, including many from Corsair provide mounting for the larger fan models which run slower and therefore quieter. The 120mm version is also quiet at normal loads, but cannot move as much air and stay as quiet when the cpu is amped.
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The connector is a 4 pin PWM. Source: http://www.coolermaster.com/product/Detail/cooling/jetflo/jetflo-120.html
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I have this and would not use it like that, would trust the 140mm mounting but not the 120mm on the plastic alone. Instead get a single 120mm fan shroud at least 1" thick and use the 120mm fan. This will eliminate any flat spots (center and outer) in cooling on the radiator. There are plenty of high quality 120mm fans.
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I think they are c, I really haven't used the fan, it makes sooo much noise. I am looking for another fan
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ya there is a back rail that supports two 120 fans i have 2 120s and one of them is connected to a water cooler
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Yes, it absolutely will be. Just be aware that with the strength of this case fan, it comes with a lot of noise. There are more balanced options out there, but if you want pure cooling performance, this is one of the strongest 120mm fans I have ever come across, just wish it wasn't so dang loud.
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I own this: Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO - CPU Cooler with 120mm PWM Fan (RR-212E-20PK-R2)
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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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I've always used slow 120mm fans with this cooler. It is still virtually silent, but gives you a little more cooling. I use metal wire ties (the kind used to hold loaves of bread closed) to hold fans in place.
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I have 4 of these on a H100i and haven't had any problems. You should return it and get a replacement. There is always a chance that a part will be defective. It is just how lucky you are. Corsair is still the way to go. These fans rock. Or the CoolerMaster JetFlo
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Yes i would say with the stock fans you can get adequate airflow any standard system. IT however has a very tight fit with the cool-master 120m water cooling system and don't recommend using the cooler if you plan to force air out of the back. The top mount were good but for my configuration those were blocked.
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100%, amazing CPU fan for the 212. I just installed one the other day. However, the fan screws that come with the JetFlo are rounded on the top, making it a tight fit with the fan mounts on the Hyper 212 (it uses a plastic mounting bracket).The Jetflow has threaded mounting holes, and since I didn't want the heads of the screws to vibrate against the cooler fins, I put the rubber insulating pads on the screws. For anyone doing this, I'd really recommend removing (or waiting to install) the cooler to the CPU, as I really had to use a bit of pressure to mount the fan in this manner.