it said that it supports 2 120mm fans on the top can i install two 140mm fans or NXZT kraken X60 water cooler? thank you
1789446
No, 140mm fans will not fit in the top of this case. The X60's radiator is just two 140mm fans together, so it will not fit either. Find a larger case or a smaller all in one water cooling system.
1789447
This case comes with the mounting holes and grilles in place for 120mm fans. They are meant to be mounted inside the case. You may be able to modify the case, or drill new mounting holes for the fans to create a top-mount for the radiator. The case also has rear knock-outs for coolant lines. Good luck.
1789448
the holes on the top are fixed for 120mm fan , so i cant say a 140mm will fit, i dunno about NXZT kraken X60....
1789449
I do not think so the case is sized for the 120mm fans. You have to line up the screw positions.I know nothing about water coolers.
463905
Do you mean one of the all-in-one water cooling units offered by Corsair? If so, I have no doubt that you can fit any of them, even if it has the double length radiator. On the top of the case there is room to place two 120mm fans (the now standard size for water cooling radiators) and there is definitely enough room between the top of the case and the motherboard. But don't take my word for it, take a look at the manufacturer's site: http://www.apevia.com/ProductsInfo.asp?KEY=X-Dreamer4-PK Hope this helps.
1405545
My own opinion mind you,... the NH-U14S is designed to conform to a 140mm fan. If the fans you reference are 120mm, then I wouldn't expect it to make do. Otherwise, replacing it with another 140mm silent fan is dependent on whether or not the fasteners that attach it to the heat sink fit the fan.The Noctua fans are decently efficient and quiet. Curious as to why you would want to substitute. Color scheme maybe? It is best you email Noctua support for their input.
1531010
I cannot say with certainty because I don't have those parts to test, but the cooler is wider than it is tall so it may have issues. The fan more or less is the top footprint of the unit, so if you can place a 120mm fan centered on your CPU without it bumping into things then you should be ok.
867360
Sorry for the late response, so with no radiator just fans in the case you can fit 15 120mm and one 140mm . Now with radiator's you can put 2 480 rads 1 360 rad and 1 240 rad, if you want pull and push then you will need 26 120mm fans and 1 140mm at the back. Hope that helped
1211763
It indeed has 2 fans! It should work very well on that cpu provided your case has good ventilation. My case is a Zalman z9 plus with 6 120mm blue led fans.
418977
It depends on what you plan on using it for, what your power supply can handle, and how many fans your motherboard supports. I personally added five 120mm fans (2 for top, 2 for side, and 1 for radiator in back), but it also includes two 120mm fans in the front of the case. Also, note that your power supply will take up one fan port on the bottom. So, in the end I used all fan ports (used 8 holds 9) except for one on the bottom. I am using my computer mainly for photoshop and gaming, so I need to keep my case at an optimal temperature at all times. Also, note that it does support four 240mm fans, so if you have the money or need the extra cooling potential you could put two on top and two on the side (instead of 120mm fans). With this setup, whether I'm running Borderlands 2 on max specs for hours on end or handling massive resolutions in photoshop, I have yet to overheat the case. Depending on your application, this might be overkill. For a simple home desktop setup I would recommend two additional 120mm fans (most home setups get away with just two fans totat, however this case is much larger than most cases). Finally, if you just want the bare minimum for a gaming rig you could probably get away with three additional (instead of 5)120mm fans. Hope this helps! P.S. I realized I forgot to mention what fans I'm using. I'm using some Cooler Master SickleFlow 120mm fans.
1577097
it comes with 1 fan i think you can add maybe 1 or 2 coolers more on this as this is not a high end case it may only be able to add 1 more maybe 2 idk i would check at there website over the case
529355
yes your case has spots for 3 120mm fans which is what this is. they are great fans and very quiet.
1885005
Yes it does, it has room for two 120 mm. fans in the front, one in the back, and two on top.
177415
Three 120mm fans can be installed. Two in the front & one in the back. It comes with one "True Quiet" fan mounted on the back of the case. I added one fan to the front of mine. Very quiet.
1419709
I'm pretty sure you can put a fan in the front case - just know that it will involve some deconstruction and could get tricky. The case will easily support your typical 120mm fans up top. Too many fans will cause noise though; try to limit your case fans to under 3 if possible. Three fans would be my limit. IMO the passive fan noise outweighs the benefits, this case stays cool just from its copious ventiliation.
1405544
As everyone pretty much has said, no. And I wouldn't even consider the downgrade to the Corsair fans over the Noctua unless you just want to throw money away for poorer performing and noisier fans. But, in the end, the fan mount system of that cooler will just prevent you from moving down to a 120mm fan from the 140/150mm fans that the wire mount system utilizes.
1627348
it depends on the fan's mounting space if it can accomodate the 140mm size of course you can mount them. moat cases offer 120mm and 140mm mounting holes these days i think it would fit on a case to caae basis
1952211
yeah a 120mm fan can fit in the rear, idk about a 144mm tho. In the front i have a bitfenix 200mm fan in the front and i think that's all it supports. The case it self come comes with a stock 200mm fan in the front.
1885003
Yes i would say with the stock fans you can get adequate airflow any standard system. IT however has a very tight fit with the cool-master 120m water cooling system and don't recommend using the cooler if you plan to force air out of the back. The top mount were good but for my configuration those were blocked.
867361
I have 2 140's in the top (room for 1 more) you could use 4 120's in top instead. I also have 3 120's in the front, 3 more on the back of the HDD cages, in the bottom I have 3 120's(room for 1 more if you remove the lower HDD cage. Also a 140mm rear exhaust. So I use 12 fans, 3-140's and 9 120's. This is a great air-cooling case. All my fans are Phanteks, very quiet.