can you put a fan at the front or the case to have intake and can you put 2 fans on top?
1419705
Yes, you can mount up to a 120mm fan at the front, although the aperature is just about right for a 92mm fan. I've got that one synchronized on the PWM fan speed control with the CPU fan in my case. My photo gallery includes a photo of the access vents on top with 120mm mounting holes. You can see the heatpipe CPU cooler fan is pushing air upwards, and another fan is exhausting out the back of the case. That's the only direction I could mount that CPU cooler, but it means the fan-blade weight plus the fan friction are both pulling down against the bearing. It will probably be the first fan I'll have to replace! Yes, you can mount up to a 120mm fan at the front, although the aperature is just about right for a 92mm fan. I've got that one synchronized on the PWM fan speed control with the CPU fan in my case. My photo gallery includes a photo of the access vents on top with 120mm mounting holes. You can see the heatpipe CPU cooler fan is pushing air upwards, and another fan is exhausting out the back of the case. That's the only direction I could mount that CPU cooler, but it means the fan-blade weight plus the fan friction are both pulling down against the bearing. It will probably be the first fan... » Read More Yes, you can mount up to a 120mm fan at the front, although the aperature is just about right for a 92mm fan. I've got that one synchronized on the PWM fan speed control with the CPU fan in my case. My photo gallery includes a photo of the access vents on top with 120mm mounting holes. You can see the heatpipe CPU cooler fan is pushing air upwards, and another fan is exhausting out the back of the case. That's the only direction I could mount that CPU cooler, but it means the fan-blade weight plus the fan friction are both pulling down against the bearing. It will probably be the first fan I'll have to replace! « Show Less
1419706
Yes you can put a 2 fans in the top if your motherboard allows for it. My RAM almost touches one of the fans and the other fan spot is blocked by my CPU heatsink. There is also a spot for a fan in the back that blows directly on to the CPU. As far as the front goes, I'm almost positive you can put one behind the front panel but I've never tried to do that.
1419707
Yes you can put a fan in the front of the case. There is a dual fan assembly for the top of the case. Check with the case Mfr.. Very hard to find. It is thinner than most fan assemblies.
1419708
Yes, you can mount up to a 120mm fan at the front, although the aperature is just about right for a 92mm fan. I've got that one synchronized on the PWM fan speed control with the CPU fan in my case. My photo gallery includes a photo of the access vents on top with 120mm mounting holes. You can see the heatpipe CPU cooler fan is pushing air upwards, and another fan is exhausting out the back of the case. That's the only direction I could mount that CPU cooler, but it means the fan-blade weight plus the fan friction are both pulling down against the bearing. It will probably be the first fan I'll have to replace!
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.
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
1232142
if you have enough case fans you can do passive. like fan in front and 2 at the back. if not go for the video card with a fan.
2048193
Comes with 2 fans. 1 front intake and 1 rear exhaust. No fan filters witch is a problem and the roof mounted exhaust fans cannot be removed once the system is built. If you need to replace a fan you'll have to take your system apart. I had to ditch this case after a month, I was a newb and really had no idea what was out there. Look at Corsair, Fractal, CoolerMaster any one would be much better.
1259585
The bottom one may not be usable depending on the length of your power supply. I was not able to get a fan to fit because the cables coming from mine were just too close. I do have 4 fans in use though, along with the CPU fan and that is plenty in my opinion. Stock fans are usable, but average at best. I moved them to the front and side and have high end 120mm in the back and top. Airflow is excellent in my opinion. I do really like this case due to the price and features.
1509267
Yes. You can have one fan intake and the other exhaust, there are switches for both fans.
1133807
It comes with 3 fans. One in the front(Blue led fan) then one in the top and one in the back. There are extra spots to put 2 more fans on the side of the case, but really the 3 work just fine.
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".
870269
It comes with four fans; two on the hard driver holders; one large fan on the top of the case (blowing out) and one exhaust fan on the back on the case, also blowing out. There are spots for about four more fans; two on the side of the case and I think two on the bottom. The bottom two are very difficult to install because wires and your power supply make it pretty tight down there. The side fans, however, are very easy to install and I recommend you get those. Just two regular sized fans (not the giant ones) will fit there easily.
2267091
It comes with a 120mm LED fan intake on the side of the case. Also has a regular 120mm exhaust fan on the rear of the case.There is one empty 120mm fan spot in the front of the case and two empty 120/140mm fan spots on the top of the case which you can buy fans for.
1958068
You could, might be a little tight if your using the back exhaust route as your cooler position, but you can always use the top of the case to place the cooler and radiator, thats what i did. Check out my channel and you will see my build exactly http://youtu.be/sOA2AqsNFQA
655705
Your best bet would use it as a intake if you are putting it on the side panel as using them as a outtake just destroys the airflow of the case unless you are specifically designing around that.
2267089
It comes with a 120mm LED fan intake on the side of the case. Also has a regular 120mm exhaust fan on the rear of the case. There is one empty 120mm fan spot in the front of the case and two empty 120/140mm fan spots on the top of the case which you can buy fans for.
1749973
it can b a intake or xhaust to the case ,had it mounted to top as intake but was to loud, was setting right beside me. am going to try it as a xhaust in another case with fan speed controler
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 !
1078689
No fans cone with this case. Depending on the size of your motherboard and video card, it can mount intake and exhaust fans in the front , top , rear and bottom of the case. I transferred the components of a gaming computer into this case and was able to install four fans.
1126922
I wouldn't at the top of a case. They're fine on the sides. But if you blow them out the top the bearings are terrible and the fans will vibrate immensely.