my case have 4 free slots is a generic case can work here? where are locate the fan in pics i cant see it
1644881
The fan is on the front, it occupies the black part of the thingy, yes it will work with a generic case with 3 5.25" ports available.
1644882
The Cooler Master requires three 5.25" drive bays, and coverts those slots into four hard disk slots. Any generic tower PC case with 3 DVD/CD-ROM sized drive bays will work. The 12cm, sleeve-bearing cooling fan is located behind the black fascia and is backlit with blue LEDs. It slides in easily from the front. It is very quiet.
1644883
This case provides 4 slots for your 3.5 inch hdds. So you can fit four 3.5's. You can buy 3.5 racks for 2.5 hdd that hold two so you could put eight 2.5's if you wanted.The case takes up three 5.25 slots inside a case. It also has rubber mounts that area little difficult to attach at first. But it provides better shock protection if you accidentally kick your case or something.The fan is located directly behind the grill of the faceplate. It can be removed from the inside. So since it is a blue led fan 120mm. If you wanted you could replace it with another fan.
1644884
The cooler master takes up the same amount of space as 3 dvd/cd drives, height and length, s if u can install 3 dvd drives, then yes the cooler master will work.
1295914
Yes I own the case there is more enough just make sure you have enough space between the graphics card and the the next PCI slot becuase I had to get a new motherboard becuase my I could barely my gtx 770 into the main PCI slot becuase the WiFi card would block airflow to the GPU fan .Hope you have a nice build and also there is some cable mgmt but it is almost none present in had to hide most of my cable in the back side of the hard drive bay .HAVE A GREAT BUILD
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.
515850
Length of GPU = 11.89" & the case states it is 13.78" not including bezel. If this is accurate information even with the fan you should be able to squeeze it in, but if this info is inaccurate you're out of luck. What makes me hesitant is the fan placement in the front of the case. However you can move your fan to the side panel as it is equipped with vent holes. If there aren't proper screw holes you can use zip ties to secure the fan on the panel.If it were me, I'd take the chance.
1067953
Yes it is possible, I personally left the stock one and just added two extra one where the case does not provide. It is just up to you. If you have the extra money to buy three fans . Go for it !
1632950
I installed 4 120mm fans, one on the bottom just in front of the power supply, one in front behind the front cover of the case (that just pulls off) one in back of the case and one on top of the case. If you have a mid to full size mobo, the top fan will have to be moved over a bit and then secured with just 2 case fan screws as it will not line up properly, mid to full size mobos tend to block the fan from being installed on the pre fit holes.
1660031
Depends what case you have. 120mm and 140mm are usually standard. Some slots for 140mm also fit a 120mm. You would have to check your case manual.
2060174
I have bought three of these cases and none came with fans. It would have to be an add-on by the vendor. There is so much ventilation on case that fans aren't needed, IMO, unless you are using a hot running CPU. In that situation this might not be the best choice for a case.
766240
Computer cases don't have fan connectors on them, you can only plug fans into the motherboard or a motherboard add in card.
612280
The case comes with three preinstalled case fans. One on the front, one on the side, and one on the rear. The installed fans can be removed and replaced if you want, but that would require a good amount of work. On the top of the case, there is a spot for one more case fan that has 2 four square holes at different lengths apart. It supports pretty much most case fans.
2157992
No, it doesn't have a slot for it. Also, the power supply for this new case I bought from Sentey failed three weeks back and Sentey has not replied to my request for RMA or my post on their Facebook page. Caveat emptor!!!
1562077
rig it lol. I have one rigged to the front at the bottom, I bent the metal corners of the black metal screen to hold it.No actual fan slot afaik.I would do intake from the bottom, just use something to screen dust.
1051155
The case includes a 120mm on the rear. Has additional slots which include 2 on top (140mm or 120mm), 1 120mm on bottom (seperate from power supply), 1 120mm on front and 2 120mm on the side. I purchased 2 140mm (on accident) so I was forced to place them on the top along with the included fan in the rear. I am running an msi z87-gd65 motherboard with an i5 3.2ghz (aftermarket fan on cpu) processor and a MSI GTX 760-OC and have no cooling problems. cpu on average runs at 30°C. Hope this helps! Great case for the money!
1260569
The back of the case is open, but I don't see how you would mount fans there. The top of the case swings back, which makes me think mounting anything in that open area would be difficult. There are several open card bays on mine, and I think I have the biggest MB made. You could definitely mount a fan card or two there. I'm running a pretty tweaked system and haven't had any overheating issues.
1929266
You can fix up to four of the SP120 fans in the Corsair 400r case it's all here Corsair Carbide Series Black 400R Mid Tower Computer Case (CC-9011011-WW)
1545581
I have the case and the fan. They work well together. The only place to mount the fan is on the top panel.
1336630
Hi Kyle, If your motherboard is ATX, then yes. The fans are all 120mm except for the front, which is 240mm. As for the expantion cards, I guess so as I dont own what you have. But I have a graphics card and it works well length wise. So you should be fine. If you not happy you can always return the case. :)