Where are all 3 spots to mount 120mm fans, i know theres one in the fromt under the panel, one in the back but no holes above the heat sink to mount one, do I glue it?
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Rear, 1 X 120mm (included), Side , 1X 200/220mm Fan (Optional) really BIG case side FAN or (4*80mm Fan, Optional ) SIDE case , TOP : 1x120mm (Optional ). that is what I think and know I have enough Airflow I can save $$$
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The fan on top only looks like there are no holes. I have a 120mm fan on top with the screws in the four corners. They just didn't bother changing the pattern for the holes but they do line up with a 120mm fan.
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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.
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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.
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5 I believe. Antec.com can show you but there's a rear 120mm and top120mm which are 3 pin motherboard connected included with case. You can add a left side, a bottom and front 120mm at added cost on your own. A very cheaply priced case with lots of features for $55 or so. Power supply mount is on the bottom of case so, it won't tip over as easy as a top mount plus, the PSU heat will not interfere with chassis heat allowing the 120mm fans to do their job.
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I have a similar 120mm setup mounted to the rear fan slot and it works great but I had to take out the 200mm side fan to close the side panel.
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If you look at the picture in the ad, you can see a mounting slot just under the fan on the unit. There is another tab on the opposite corner.
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There is a tube of nt-h1 noctua thermal paste and a metal noctua plate. The fan comes screwed on the cpu cooler and the 4 retainer screws come unattached in the package. There is a separate small booklet that is enclosed with mounting instructions. I believe that is all.
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This tower has space for around 8 of the standard large fans. Think they are 120mm. The best fan setup is to pull cool air in on the bottom, front, and side. While pushing the warm air out the top and back, since warm air rises this is always the best setup to get heat from the case. Only issue is bottom fan is a little tricky to get in with your power supply and graphics card all down there it gets crowded. But it all fits. I could only my fit one fan on the bottom.
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If your unit came with a fan, as my H60 did, you should use the fan provided, as it has a cowling around it that maximizes the airflow through the radiator. Given that you have enough room in your case, you can mount it in front of your fan if the hole pattern matches. Just make sure, if using 2 fans (a push-pull system), that the fans are moving air in the same direction and not fighting each other- the radiator itself can have fans mounted to both sides.
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The fan looks like it may be 120mm, but the area where it fits may not be completely square. I added some photos of the view from inside the unit. I am not sure how the fan is removed, perhaps from the top?
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2x230mm fans located on the top to exhaust hot air. 2x140mm fans located at the bottom to take in cool air. 2x120mm fan located on side panel for cooling HDD. 1x120mm fan locate in the rear to exhaust the hot air.Hope this helps...
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I comes with one 120mm in the rear and has a 120mm port in the front and has two 90 or 92mm door fan spots. I haven't needed to use them. In the past, I have put fans on the inside just to push on my graphics card. So you could put 4 or 5 fans on it but it would be overkill for my system. Does that answer your question?
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There are two slots for top fans. They can hold two of either 120mm or 140mm fans
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*edit- I guess I'm not understanding the question, if your referring to the fan not having threaded holes then brand new computer fans require you to use the threads of the screw to make you own threads, like a self tapping metal screw... The fan you bought should have screws, it installs center of grill. There are holes in the side panel, line your fan up with the holes on the inside and start threading 1 screw at a time... It can be a little tough because you making new threads in the plastic but when you tighten all 4, they will be super snug and won't vibrate loose. If your having trouble installing a fan in the side door, you might not need one. Odds are, unless your a serious overclocker you won't need more fans then what is included. I have an overclocked board in this same case, there is adequate ventilation. If you are experiencing heating issues, then something is wrong.
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It can hold 2 140mm or 2 120mm fans up top, one 120mm in the rear, one 120mm on the bottom, and The front fan setup is somewhat difficult to work with, But I have a 120mm up front. The side pannel can also hold 2 120mm fans. pulling air through the front and bottom and out the top and rear is probably ideal. The air flow in this case is pretty good, although the front design could be better. It's not ideal for radiators if you are looking for liquid cooling. I managed to get a cooler master 120m attached to the rear slot, but it was tricky. Not sure if that was due to the motherboard or the case. Hope this helps It can hold 2 140mm or 2 120mm fans up top, one 120mm in the rear, one 120mm on the bottom, and The front fan setup is somewhat difficult to work with, But I have a 120mm up front. The side pannel can also hold 2 120mm fans. pulling air through the front and bottom and out the top and rear is probably ideal. The air flow in this case is pretty good, although the front design could be better. It's not ideal for radiators if you are looking for liquid cooling. I managed to get a cooler master 120m attached to the rear slot, but it was tricky. Not sure if that was due to the motherboard or the... » Read More It can hold 2 140mm or 2 120mm fans up top, one 120mm in the rear, one 120mm on the bottom, and The front fan setup is somewhat difficult to work with, But I have a 120mm up front. The side pannel can also hold 2 120mm fans. pulling air through the front and bottom and out the top and rear is probably ideal. The air flow in this case is pretty good, although the front design could be better. It's not ideal for radiators if you are looking for liquid cooling. I managed to get a cooler master 120m attached to the rear slot, but it was tricky. Not sure if that was due to the motherboard or the case. Hope this helps « Show Less
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Mine does not quite match the current picture on Amazon, which shows two fan grills with mounting holes. Mine has a single grill without no screw holes. I don't often use discreet video cards on my business computer builds so I have no use for a side fan, but I do appreciate the large fan up front to move in cool air over the hard drives. - The I.T. Guy San Diego
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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 30C. Hope this helps! Great case for the money!