What fans (size and quantity) come with the case? Or do I need to buy my own? If it does come with its own fans, how loud are they?
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It comes with one in the door panel, one rear, one top, and one front (4 total). The front, side, and top are Megaflow 200mm (200x30) fans. The front one I believe is actually 230mm, but fits 200mm as a replacement. The rear is a 140x25. The fans can be heard but are very calm and quiet. They are 19dBA.
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The case already comes with one (1) 120mm rear fan, and two (2) 120mm front fan. They are all Cooler Master fans. The front fans light up with red LEDs that you can connect to the control panel to turn the LED lights on / off.
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Hi, With the stock 2 fans that the case comes with it's very quiet, You have to also count on how much noise your video addin card makes as well. If your only going to use the cpu built in video then there's really very little noticeable sound at all. My own setup is the ( 1 ) 140 front fan I have ( 2 ) instead of the stock ( 1 ) 120 mm fan on the one side and I also installed ( 2 ) 80 mm fans in the rear right blowing right across the motherboard cpu. I also am running a Duel fan Radeon 7870 video card. With my setup I hear a low humm with the case only about 1 foot away from my right ear.
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No you'll need to purchase that separately. It does come with the case fans which are lit.
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The fans included in the case are all powered by your power supply. They use 5v Molex connectors that can be connected in series. They are on at full speed anytime the computer is powered up.
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In my opinion they're not any louder than a Cd drive when it first boots up. I had an enclosure built around mine (for ascetics) and the back is accessible via a side doorway, so I hear almost 0 bleed thru on the fans. However, without the enclosure it's really not that loud either. The fans are located at the very top and the cabinet does a good job of containing most of the sound. Hope it helps!
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It comes standard with a rear 120mm fan, but has space for two up top, one in the front and one down at the bottom. Having fans at the top isn't a problem if you use the right one to avoid vibration. Being able to fit the top fans also depends on you're mother board, as the space in there can get quite tight. One other thing too note is that you can't mount water cooling radiator, such as a Corsair H80, a there isn't the clearance room. Over all though a good case for the money.
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It's comes with 3 fans: 1 in rear section, 1 in the front section, 1 in the top section of the case, there is plenty of extra room, however cable management it can get a little hairy
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1 rear, 2 top, 2 bottom, 2 front. The back one and two front come with case ant the top comes with 1 200mm fan but take that out and put 2 120 or 140 fans
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It comes with one case fan. No CPU cooler included. There's a huge amount of holes around the case that the new GPU we have is fine with the fans it includes on the card. We are not overclocking anything now. The CPU has gotten pretty warm in the summer though (maybe 60 degrees C when it shut down 1 or two times). We don't have AC in the house.
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As stated, it comes with four fans pre-installed with the option to add more if you wish. However, I will let you know that I purchased this case for two reasons: 1) for elbow room when modding my system and 2) for airflow. I had a mid-sized case before that would ALWAYS overheat. This case, with the four standard fans, is probably as cool as you will ever need.In my bedroom I also have no options to get this case more than four feet from my floorboard heaters and have never had an issue with the temperature in my case.
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There are only two fans that come with this case. But the case is well put together and is well worth the money. I already brought the other part that is sold separately and i really like the way it all stacks together. I am thinking about buying another full case to stack on top to have a total of 2 parts with windows and i would then have 3 smaller parts to the case, (one small at the bottom and one at the top, and one small in between the big cases. I would not install two motherboards in this case even withe the setup i mentioned above. ...in the 5 part setup I would put hard drives in the small compartment at the bottom and radiators in the other two. My motherboard is in the bottom window and i would put 5 big reservoirs in the top window which would house the water being sent to my mobo , cpu, two gtx 980 GPUs , my ram and my hard drives. so yeah, only two fans included but its a good Case that i would recommend. Best case owned so far.
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Hello Rashad, The case only has two fan mount positions. The rear fan is about 80mm wide, and four additional screw holes are there for the next largest standard fan size (100mm?). I also have a larger fan (which I believe is a 140mm, if memory serves), that I mounted in front.The removable side door has many ventilation holes which could undoubtedly hold an improvised side-mounted fan if you really need extra ventilation. The power supply has it's own fan of course, but no one counts these. One odd thing, I notice that this case is slightly noisier than my others. Virtually all of the noise comes from my stock Intel CPU fan, despite running cool at it's fairly quiet default speed. By comparison, the front and back fans are virtually silent.
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Sorry for the late reply. There isn't any space for a case fan. This thing is tiny :).
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The case I purchased came with a rear 120mm blue led fan. The case will take up to 4 fans should you so desire.
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It does come with one fan in the front. I found it to be really noisy, so I replaced it.
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It is really more about what fans you put in it and how fast you have them set up to spin. The case itself has no sound proofing, so if you buy several loud fans and have them spin quickly, it will be loud, fewer/quieter fans spinning slower will be quieter. If noise is a concern I would suggest Noctua fans and an aftermarket cooler (this will support closed loop liquid if you're willing, otherwise check out a Hyper 212 Evo or similar). My setup with 4 Cooler Master fans (including the aforementioned Hyper 212 Evo) at idle (~60% fan spin) I would rate a 5-6, you only notice it if the room is quiet, but it is pretty obvious then. Going full tilt doesn't change it that much, maybe a 7, but with headphones on you won't notice it at all (you'll rarely run a decent desktop 100% during normal use anyway).