Summary: Looking in to buying some new case fans that don't produce a lot of sound. Which brand is the best case fan that doesn't produce a lot of sound but wo...
Summary: I want to know should the case fan that under the power supply blow the air out the case or blow the air in the case? ATX Mid tower Regard Reece M ...
Summary: Anyone know where to purchase the 3.5"x3.5"x1 1/4" (80mm I believe) white plastic case fan mounts that hold the fan in place, have looked all over, bu...
Summary: Hi, Over a year ago, I had a case fan installed in my computer to help cool it down because my video card was getting hot. A few months after I had th...
Summary: OK The Only one that is really important is the CPU fan or may be called processor fan. This connection MUST be used for the fan that mounts on top ...
Summary: does anyone know if its possible to get larger case fans than the standard 60,80 & 120mm sizes? i have 3 spare 5.25" bays and have measured the dimens...
Summary: I have a 400w power supply and 2 4pin case fans. When i connect the male end of the case fan to the female of the power supply, the case fan does not...
Summary: Hello. Just purchased a new CPU case; it's a Raidmax, Scorpio, model 868. Weird thing, no instruction manual. I've put systems together before, so I...
Summary: Don't include the CPU, video, or NB cooling fans in your count...they really aren't case fans. As the name implies, case fans are for cooling the case...
Summary: Hi. I was wondering if getting a better/faster case fan would help my overclocking and reduce my cpu tempature. Thanks. -Specs.- Asus P4S800 Motherboa...
Summary: I'm going to be buying a couple of case fans for my athlon 64 set up but wanted to know what I should look for, just any generic case fan will do? Are...
Summary: I recently built a new computer and have noticed that frequently the case fans continue to run for an indefinet period of time (never turning off, unl...
Summary: ok bought 2 case fans for upgrading my puter they have 2 connections one which fits on the power supply and one which goes on the mobo should i fit bo...
Summary: Hi, i just installed two evercool blue led 60mm case fans in my silverstone LC03. they are a lot louder than the stock silverstone fans but i really w...
Summary: Hi, I have a Dell Dimension 4500. Usually on fairly hot days, I notice my office room is the hottest room in the house. I figure its the PC pumping ou...
Summary: I recently bought an Enlight EN-7602 case and installed a MicroStar MS-6382 motherboard. The case has a space for an optional second fan but the mothe...
Summary: Generally case fans are 80mm fans, but if this case has a side mounted fan, that may be a different size. Generally for good airflow, you'd have the o...
Summary: Ok I have 2 questions... 1) I bought my computer a few years ago and I have always had problems with it after I run it for 6 hours or so. Programs wou...
Summary: My CPU idles at 50-53 oC most of the time, which is rather high (not even overclocked). I am thinking about getting 2 case fans, one for the front an...
Summary: I was reading on AMD's website about how using front mounted case fans generally just stir up or recirculate warm air rather than help the vaccuum flo...
Summary: When I install my rear case fan, should it blow air into the case, (closewise fan blade rotation) or suck out (anti clockwise rotation). No front case...
Summary: Hello, are there any 120MM Case fans that run anywhere between 20DB-29DB of fan noise? I am looking for a quiet 120MM fan. Or would purchasing one o...
Summary: Hi Dont know if anyone can help with this but here goes, I have 2 case fans which were to noisy it started to give me a head ach so i decided to re-wi...
Summary: The intake/exhaust fan is only the direction you put it in (case fan). Not sure why you want to do what you're doing when case fans run only around $...
Summary: It depends on what sort of connectors are on the case fans and/or your motherboard. If the fans have a three wire connector about 3/8 inch wide then l...
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