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2nd Jul 2007, 13:08
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| There's definately space for a 120mm fan on the rear of the case. you can see the circular shape the holes are set out and the 4 screw mounts. Can't tell from the pics but i'd suggest theres a similar setup for the front of the case. Easy to install as well and you'll see a drop in system temps. You'll might also hear the psu fan less (unless its just a noisy one to begin with) but adding fans where they are needed is never a bad thing regardless of this.
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2nd Jul 2007, 13:13
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| cool, and if the psu fan is still noisy, will i jave to buy a quiter new psu, or can i replace my current one? |
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2nd Jul 2007, 13:17
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Whats the make/model of the psu?
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