how man 120 mm fans can you put in this
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Radiator and fan compatibility: Top: 3 x 120mm or 2 x 140mm. Front: 2 x 140mm or 2 x 120mm (2 x 140mm LED included). Bottom: 1 x 120mm. Rear: 1 x 140mm or 120mm (140mm included) 3 on top, 2 in front, 1 on the bottom, and 1 in the rear. It comes with 2 140mm LEDs in the front and 1 140mm non-LED in the rear.
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you can fit one 200mm fan in the front and in the top such as this one http://www.amazon.com/Cooler-Master-MegaFlow-200-Computer/dp/B008G3OLRQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1421904577&sr=8-1&keywords=200mm+fan
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Here is what I know. I replaced the stock 120mm fan that comes with the system with a cooler master 140mm fan. I looked up the specs on this 140mm fan and it says the thickness is 1in. Most people use the conversion 1in = 2.54cm and this equals 25.4mm. So if your proposed fan is only 25mm thick then it should be fine. However I cannot say what the max thickness that will fit in front. Hope that helps.
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3 total. It comes with a 120mm in front, has a 92mm slot in back, and a 120mm on the side panel. I've seen pice of people who've modded two fans onto the front but I don't know the details. Enjoy!
1568111
You can use it however your only viable option is the fan slot on top as it is 140mm. The rear fan could be an option however that would depend on whether there is a means to mount a 140mm fan in a spot that comes with a 120mm fan stock. I actually wound up having to drill holes on the back of my case to mount the fan as I had misjudged the size of the fan back there (120mm). Still works very well at keeping CPU temps far lower than my previous heatsink/fan system.
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Not likely. The case has mounting brackets in place for two 120mm fans, but the add-on of a liquid cooling system would likely infringe on the space necessary for the MOBO that hold rather tightly to the top of the system (needed because it is a mid tower case and you have to fit you power supply on the bottom).
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120mm will fit perfectly now if you want to mount 140mm that comes with water cooling system then use zip tie it holds just as good as screws.
864511
There's mounting points for just about any standardised fan size you can get. From 40-220. If you're buying it new (or used but complete) it's already loaded to the brim with fans to start you off.Enjoy the case; it's really worth it.
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This would fit in the 5 120mm fan mounts, but not the 200mm fan mount on top, unless you rigged it oddly to do so.
1885005
Yes it does, it has room for two 120 mm. fans in the front, one in the back, and two on top.
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There are two slots for top fans. They can hold two of either 120mm or 140mm fans
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Yes any 120mm fan will work. Just make sure you get a fan that moves a good amount of air.
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Yes, you can add two 120mm fans to the side panel. EDIT: Actually you can probably add any size but 120mm would makes the most sense.
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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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5 I believe. Antec.com can show you but there's a rear 120mm and top120mm which are 3 pin motherboard connected included with case. You can add a left side, a bottom and front 120mm at added cost on your own. A very cheaply priced case with lots of features for $55 or so. Power supply mount is on the bottom of case so, it won't tip over as easy as a top mount plus, the PSU heat will not interfere with chassis heat allowing the 120mm fans to do their job.
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This tower has space for around 8 of the standard large fans. Think they are 120mm. The best fan setup is to pull cool air in on the bottom, front, and side. While pushing the warm air out the top and back, since warm air rises this is always the best setup to get heat from the case. Only issue is bottom fan is a little tricky to get in with your power supply and graphics card all down there it gets crowded. But it all fits. I could only my fit one fan on the bottom.
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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