How many cooling fans? How many expansion slots?
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The computer has 3 expansion slots: 1x PCI-E x16, 1x PCI-E, 1x PCI. The system has one cooling fan in the back as well as the internal fans which are the CPU fan and the PSU fan. The system does not get warm at all due to the method of cable management used.
369183
no you get away with three.comes with 1 fan on the top 1 in back and 2 in the face plate.runs cool.but you can add 3 more.
823438
Yes. There were 3 fans already installed in the case. One in the back top (small), one in the front bottom (large) and another on the top (large). The one on top actually has room for another one beside it, but with those three plus my cpu fan I didn't bother.
1382059
Supports up to 6 fans. Two come standard and provide adequate cooling. See http://us.coolermaster.com/product/Detail/case/mid-tower/haf-912.html. Specifically two in lower front (one optional) , one in lower side (optional). These are intake. One upper rear and two top (optional) exhaust. I am running a 1T fixed and a 500 gb removable drive, 8 gb memory and an i5 processor on just the two fans that came with it, no problem. I blocked off the two upper grates to preclude grandchildren inserting "things".
355115
Dont know. Only have this case. I dont go around buying multiple cases. lol. But it does have more fans and Ive been able to fit everything I could ever want into it. x2 980 SLI ect.
545923
The case has room for 3 fans. 1 on top, 1 in rear and one in lower front. The top and rear are the new larger fans. Beware that the top mounted fan will add noise under a desk. The one large fan in the rear keeps my setup (i5, 6 drives, 12 GB ram) cool. I use it as a server not a gaming box. The power switch is hard to see but it is there along with a reset button. They are hard to find unless looking directly at the case. (not an issue). The case does have a couple of usb ports built in. I used an MSI board and added additional usb and multi card reader. It is a great fan for the money. Don't think twice. Buy it! The case has room for 3 fans. 1 on top, 1 in rear and one in lower front. The top and rear are the new larger fans. Beware that the top mounted fan will add noise under a desk. The one large fan in the rear keeps my setup (i5, 6 drives, 12 GB ram) cool. I use it as a server not a gaming box. The power switch is hard to see but it is there along with a reset button. They are hard to find unless looking directly at the case. (not an issue). The case does have a couple of usb ports built in. I used an MSI board and added additional usb and multi card reader. It is a great fan for the money.... » Read More The case has room for 3 fans. 1 on top, 1 in rear and one in lower front. The top and rear are the new larger fans. Beware that the top mounted fan will add noise under a desk. The one large fan in the rear keeps my setup (i5, 6 drives, 12 GB ram) cool. I use it as a server not a gaming box. The power switch is hard to see but it is there along with a reset button. They are hard to find unless looking directly at the case. (not an issue). The case does have a couple of usb ports built in. I used an MSI board and added additional usb and multi card reader. It is a great fan for the money. Don't think twice. Buy it! « Show Less
1678247
it can't hurt to have two...i installed two on my frig when i replaced the cooling system...on a 90 deg day the frig is 50 deg inside with two fans...
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There is only one fan in the case in the back and places for more. However based on how the case is set up, it would be difficult to actually add those fans. The wiring is there for everything, however the advertised USB on front is basically a pass through to hook into the back.
1288637
Not necessary, I too have a 760. I did get fans to fill all the slots it has open and would recommend anyone to do the same. One can never have too much cooling...
1547648
There are 2 system fan slots. One is a 4 pin and the other is a 3 pin. There is also a 4 pin CPU fan slot and a 3 pin Power fan slot so 4 total on MB. Hope this helps you!
95407
No, there are not. I installed two mini 40mm fans though by drilling my own holes. If I could do it over again I would go with 45mm fans, 50mm in a little too big, I measured. You will have a very difficult time getting any fans in there without swapping the power supply with a pico-psu.
1852550
There are 7 slots, so theoretically it could accommodate 3 dual slot cards, depending on your motherboard layout. I'm running 2 R9-280x cards and have room to spare in this case.
1439155
you can use one fan if you like. You wont get the most out of the cooling, but it will still cool very well. My recommendation would be to replace the fans with one really good SP120 fan. Here is my install video of the process. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrBfVgpGhUc&list=PLvd6GtnBmcZlnf43RFLr16nLSY8dWYXqQ
2225105
Two. One 200mm mounted in the front below the disk drives and one 140mm in the rear standard mount. But 6 more fans can be used in this case.
168394
Technically 2. It comes with 4 fans already (1 on the top, 1 on the rear, and 2 on the front with support for 2 more on the bottom). You can also remove the top 200mm fan and replace it with 2 120/140mm fans, thus giving you a maximum total of 7 fans.
986924
There's two fans on the heatsink. About 4cm diameter. They're pretty quiet and only make a noticeable amount of noise of the cpu is heavily loaded.
2194227
A total of 3 fan slots (1 x 120mm in front, 1 x 92mm in rear, 1 x 120mm in side panel)