Does this have a filter on the bottom in which I could place my power supply fan-down?
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The case supports installing the P/S "upside up or upside down", such that the fan can be on either side (user manual, page 2). The case filter is inside the front panel, and I am using the top fan for additional venting.
796939
No, this plugs in only to the CPUFAN connector (12v I believe) You can find what you are looking for by searching "computer case fan"
273291
There is one included with the cpu. Remember its a stock fan there are better fans out there.
325089
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.
346084
Yes it does, broke a fan blade in a sandwich setup because of sagging next to a reference 7970 that doesn't sag at all. But the backplate helps, set my case on its side to avoid that problem in the future. Although Althon Micro replaced my toxic in a flash
1413254
No, it does not. This fan sacrifices that ability (which would involve a complicated installation), for the simplicity of a drop-in/plug-in installation. It simply plugs into a standard outlet, and is controlled only by the on/off toggle switch on top.
1883422
There are no filters. It is an ionizer type of purifier. You simply keep the outside of the fan clean.
1724035
The only filter mine had was some screen below the power supply. I guess you can make your own from a furnace filter or something.
1188051
This unit is open on the bottom. Fans exposed ; I didn't realize that when I purchased.
1684025
It does not... Lots of air input grilles but you will want filters for all the grilles that have either no fans or input fans. Highly recommend the "Silverstone Tek - Ultra Fine" filters... They come in black or white and you will need a combination of 120mm and 140mm filters... Make sure you have enough computer case fan screws... Got the screws from the vendor Koolertek on Amazon... The filters are direct from Amazon.
948120
Short answer, No. Now what I did is purchase the silverstone magnetic 120mm filters and placed them over the fans, I also have added a fan to the bottom of the case and removed the top large fan in place for a 240mm rad and installed 3 120mm fans there, all my fans blow into the case, with filters, and this causes the case to be pressurized, so air flows out of all the other little cracks, crevices, vents, and perforated metal, that keeps the dust out. I clean off the filters with my regular floor vacuum about once a week while I am vacuuming the floors.
775336
The fan is on the bottom side where the mixer can set up. Just below the power cord.
1326887
YES, it comes with a mounting bracket that bolts to the fan with a couple of screws and then holes to mount it to what ever you want. The filter from what I have been told by others, will filter either way. Either in or out it really does not matter. The inside does not have anything like the sock outside though. You could be creative, but don't do anything that will slow or hamper the flow of air in either direction
598528
No I don't believe it does. This is more like a fan with a very minimal screen/filter. Nothing really special to it.
1885000
Yes, it does. It comes default with an intake fan on the front (LED-lit) and an output fan on the back. There's also plenty of space for additional fans on top and bottom if you wish to add any. One of the sides has a clear pane, so you can see all of the innards. If it doesn't bother you much to not have a side (since you obviously don't care if you can see the inner workings of the computer), you can also just take off the side panel to open it up to the world. If not, there is PLENTY of space on the inside (if you have good cable management, that is) for air to flow.Source: I currently own and use this case for a decent gaming PC. Yes, it does. It comes default with an intake fan on the front (LED-lit) and an output fan on the back. There's also plenty of space for additional fans on top and bottom if you wish to add any. One of the sides has a clear pane, so you can see all of the innards. If it doesn't bother you much to not have a side (since you obviously don't care if you can see the inner workings of the computer), you can also just take off the side panel to open it up to the world. If not, there is PLENTY of space on the inside (if you have good cable management, that is) for air to flow.Source: I... » Read More Yes, it does. It comes default with an intake fan on the front (LED-lit) and an output fan on the back. There's also plenty of space for additional fans on top and bottom if you wish to add any. One of the sides has a clear pane, so you can see all of the innards. If it doesn't bother you much to not have a side (since you obviously don't care if you can see the inner workings of the computer), you can also just take off the side panel to open it up to the world. If not, there is PLENTY of space on the inside (if you have good cable management, that is) for air to flow.Source: I currently own and use this case for a decent gaming PC. « Show Less
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Yes, it does. Although I ended up using a 3rd-party heatsink that was quieter.
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Yes, with room to spare. I put a massive EVGA 4gb GTX 770 in mine and still had room for a side panel fan.