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Old 27th Feb 2009, 14:52
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Mr budget here

Ok so i bought a new case again that has some extra room for 120mm fans, but it only comes with 1x 120 fan at back for exhaust.

I was looking around for a 120mm fan for the front , i see many fans but i dont see ones designed for intake, infact i dont see anything related to intake or exhaust, i guess there mostly for rear, side or does case fans work both ways?? I would think not, but seeing lack of info anywhere on web that such fans are made for intake and exhaust


I may have just asked a real stupid question there, but anyhows, maybe someone would like to put this noob straight and maybe point me to some good fans for cooling a case.

The case i bought was a coolmaster

Cooler Master Elite 335 ATX

Any ideas


Any fans from this link that i could use?

http://www.scan.co.uk/Index.aspx?NT=1-0-8-244-0
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Old 27th Feb 2009, 19:00
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Uh, a fan blows one way and the holes are all the way through it, so you can mount it both ways..
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Old 28th Feb 2009, 05:41
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Uh, a fan blows one way and the holes are all the way through it, so you can mount it both ways..

So i can buy any 120mm fan at all?

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Old 28th Feb 2009, 10:59
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Yep, just experiment with direction when you get it, sometimes the larger ones have such low RPMs its difficult to figure out which way they're blowing.
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Old 28th Feb 2009, 12:50
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The air will blow out the side that has the support ribs on it.
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Old 28th Feb 2009, 15:41
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Cheers Carbon cheers RIK
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Old 28th Feb 2009, 15:43
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No problem.
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