Will an aftermarket 200mm Fan fit in the front 200mm slot? If so which one? Do you have to do any mods to the case to allow it to fit?
770301
As far as I know, these fans should fit without any modifications. I haven't changed mine since it's working properly and I'd only consider swapping it for a PWM version (which as far as I know, still don't exist).
770302
I'm using a "Cooler Master MegaFlow 200 - Sleeve Bearing 200mm Blue LED Silent Fan for Computer Cases" without any modifications to the case itself. Fits like a glove with the screw slots on the case. Hope this helps.http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835103073
770303
I'm using a "Cooler Master MegaFlow 200 - Sleeve Bearing 200mm Blue LED Silent Fan for Computer Cases" without any modifications to the case itself. Fits like a glove with the screw slots on the case. Hope this helps. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835103073
2014891
Total height is 17-18 cm from motherboard. Its taller than stock fans so you should check your case's dimensions. Hope it helps
1382060
-If you use 120mm only, 6 fans will fit.-If you use 200mm only, it will fit 2, but the only the cooler master brand may work for sure. I do not recommend getting 200mm for the top because eventually it makes clicking noises as it is not designed for that orientation. For reference, mine makes a clicking noise.-2 140mm fans would also fit at the top.-The fan slot locations are: 1 back, 1 side, 2 top (or 1 200mm), 2 front (or 1 200mm)For future reference, a quick google search on this would have produced the answer you are looking for in even better explanation. Just a friendly reminder. -If you use 120mm only, 6 fans will fit.-If you use 200mm only, it will fit 2, but the only the cooler master brand may work for sure. I do not recommend getting 200mm for the top because eventually it makes clicking noises as it is not designed for that orientation. For reference, mine makes a clicking noise.-2 140mm fans would also fit at the top.-The fan slot locations are: 1 back, 1 side, 2 top (or 1 200mm), 2 front (or 1 200mm)For future reference, a quick google search on this would have produced the answer you are looking for in even better explanation.... » Read More -If you use 120mm only, 6 fans will fit.-If you use 200mm only, it will fit 2, but the only the cooler master brand may work for sure. I do not recommend getting 200mm for the top because eventually it makes clicking noises as it is not designed for that orientation. For reference, mine makes a clicking noise.-2 140mm fans would also fit at the top.-The fan slot locations are: 1 back, 1 side, 2 top (or 1 200mm), 2 front (or 1 200mm)For future reference, a quick google search on this would have produced the answer you are looking for in even better explanation. Just a friendly reminder. « Show Less
1581435
By default the front fan is intake like any other case. Always put intake in front, exhaust in back/on top. You could flip the fan around if you wanted to make it an exhaust but that would be crazy. The stock fan works fine, it's a Silverstone branded 120mm fan that spins around 1100-1200RPM, just enough to be nearly silent. If you want more intake from the front, buy an 80mm fan (1400-1700RPM would be good) and install it below the 120mm fan with the four mounting screws that come with any new fan -- there is a cut-out for one there.
592846
it comes with, only one 200mm,but there is space for another 200mm fan,that you can add
1799013
I checked the case specs, and it says: Clearance for top 240mm dual radiator for water cooling solutions.It looks a little tight though, and like you may not be able to use the rear fan (not a big deal when you have 2 fans from the radiator drawing out the top).I googled, and found a thread that says minor tweaking is needed (re-drill some holes, and insulate fan controller):http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1632311/corsair-h110-fit-nzxt-phantom-410-case.html
683679
No it's not. The threads do not align properly and it's a bit too bulky. If you need another 200mm fan. Pull out your existing 200mm fan and find the model number. Buy that one instead.
1337268
The fan size is 120mm or 140mm for the sides. The case came with a large fan on top, 200mm if I remember correctly. I have 4 120mm fans on the inside, one 200mm on top. Cooling is not a problem. I do not recall how many it has slots for, but it came with three 120mm. I replaced them with all red leds, looks really nice. Check with Cooler Master Web site for additional specs ensure it meets your needs.
437242
The case comes with 2 top mounted 120mm fans. That is all that you can fit without some serious modding.
586122
I would say "Yes" it would fit but I got rid of my Aeolus because if you mount fans in the top of the case and you want to replace them, you likely will have to remove the GPU and motherboard! There's no way to get to the screws from outside the case and no room inside once you have everything mounted.
1482614
I too had a large heatsink (Artic Cooler Pro) before switching to a low profile closed loop water cooler (Corsair H80I). Should fit no problem, but will be major dust magnet, the reason I switched.
1799012
I checked the case specs, and it says: Clearance for top 240mm dual radiator for water cooling solutions. It looks a little tight though, and like you may not be able to use the rear fan (not a big deal when you have 2 fans from the radiator drawing out the top). I googled, and found a thread that says minor tweaking is needed (re-drill some holes, and insulate fan controller): http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1632311/corsair-h110-fit-nzxt-phantom-410-case.html
521886
YES the 10gt have a side panel for a 200mm fan and this is a 200mm Fan size so this fit perfect on it. This is a great fan never give me a problem since i get it, and is quiet and cool pretty well. LOGO inside take air out and LOGO outside take air in.
1979528
Sadly, no. The back of this case only allows for an 80mm fan. However, you can put a 120mm fan in the front and on the side. I had a bad experience when I bought this case, but if you can overlook the 80mm fan in the back and the cheap feel then go for it. Just remember, you pay for what you get. I'd recommend a Lian Li case for an ITX setup. Good Luck!
1377834
Yes, pre-installed with a front 200 mm (7.8-inch) fan with red LED along with one 200 mm fan mounted in the top and a 120 mm fan on the on the rear... There is room for another 200mm on top and the side door can hold 2 more fans. The 200's are whisper quiet!
521887
I'd recommend an inch from the cases side panel if it's an inch then install it with the logo inside the case so the fan pulls air in because thermaltake cases usually have filters on the side of the case you'll want the air going into the case from the sides and the front. While out the top and back.
545924
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.