the fan intakes in the window.... what milimeter fan should i get
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Hi J.Carrol, the side fans are 120mm. There are two fans locations, so you can put 2 120mm fans. Since they are not filtered, I would suggest using them as exhaust fans or you will pull dust into the system. If you get a filter that covers the area, then use the fans as an intake. The case comes as a negative pressure setup. I changed my case to a positive pressure setup. I also had custom filters made and now use the top 200mm fan as an intake and everything exhaust out the rear now. The case is great, however, I never like the fans on the side. I replaced my side window. Here is a video I did showing that in case you ever get interested. I personally think it looks better without the side fans. The system is much much quieter now also. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNVp0_7dy4Y
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120mm fans work, you can try the antec tricool 120mm fans. There are plain ones and ones with different color leds. Hope thus helps.
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The front fan is a 120mm.Cooling System:Front: 1 x 120mm intake fan, 1 x 80mm fan slot Rear: 1 x 80mm fan slot or 1 x 92mm fan slot Side: Oversized vents
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You could do that , if you remove the fan blades and reverse them (not recommended). I think what this means is you can place the fan in a window either way . . . blowing in or blowing out. The fan case profile is the same either way.
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The exhaust fan pulls 110 cm (cubic feet per min) which is better than most fans on the market. It is very quiet. It needs to be properly ducted. Perhaps you are talking about the heater fan which blows air towards you which is heated. MM
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The fan is not press fit into the window like other fans. You screw the fan into the window frame just in front of the sliding part of a double hung window.
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I installed mine in a 16x24 great room with cathedral ceiling on a 6' down rod. It makes a nice breeze on the lowest setting, and is a dramatic visual addition to the room. The CFM rating as well as the installation height both affect the "feel" of the air movement, so go with whichever fan you prefer the look of. BTW, if your ceiling is sloped significantly, you will need the steep ceiling adapter bracket.
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Maybe consider a .5 sone bath fan Air King BFQ50 ENERGY STAR® Qualified SNAP-IN Exhaust Fan, 50 CFM
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The fan it comes with is adequate. It depends on your case and airflow as well.
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No too small get a 6in fan and filter you need Atleast 400cfm for that square footage
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Get a 80x10MM [or 80X80X10mm] fan. You can get 6 for under $25 and have extra's should one crap out on you.6 Pcs DC Fan 5V 8010 2 Pin 80X80X10mm Brushless DC Cooling Blade Fan
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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.
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I was wondering that, too, Blake. It seems that horizontal window fans are difficult to find. Is that because it's best if you can block off the rest of the window? Anyway, I am going to order the fan for the convenience of having a remote control and the reverse capable fans. I'll tape it in, if nothing else! :) I will post a review after I have used it. Another poster wrote:on May 3, 2011 6:26:01 PM PDT (regarding using the fan in the vertical position): TheyCallMeMcGyver says: Nothing says that it can, but I just bought one and I did just that, ie installed it vertically in a window opening 21" wide x 24" high. This meant the unit fit quite snugly from top to bottom, but there is a fair amount of "open" space on the sides. For my installation the open space on the sides isn't an issue. I wasn't trying to block in the entire window opening. I just needed to put something in the opening to move the air in/out. The only downside, if you want to call it that, is that the temp display is now sideways.
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10mm is my guess. The cooler is 50mm if your going to upgrade get a 50mm and modify it. The CPU fan is about the size of a 50 cent coin.
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You shouldn't have to a good 4inch adjustable exhaust fan should do. Pull air in thru the vents at the bottom of tent.
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Depends, my case fits a 200 mm fan. A 120 mm fan is about 4.75", and a 200 mm is just shy of 8".
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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.
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The fan I received is an 80mm, the product may have changed. It would be quieter if it were mounted with better hardware than the snap-on speaker bracket my tower came with.