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Question: Will this fit a thermalkate lvl 10gt snow edition side panel? How should I install it? logo side, or the other side?
Document: I am very pleased with the product. I was a little bit angry when i went to install the fan in my side panel HAF X and at first thought the screws were the wrong size. I thought that because when you start to tighten the screws you get alot of resistance and the fan case makes this awful cracking sound as if it is about to snap lol.
Bought 2 of these to install in my Thermaltake Overseer RX-1 case along with a red Tri-Cool 120mm for rear exhaust. The plan was to have blue intake fans, and red exhaust (cold, hot, you get it). Anyways, I had to modify my original plan slightly. For those who own the Overseer:  The top panel will not fit on properly if you have one of these fans installed in the rear top exhaust mount (the area where the original blue 200mm fan is).
I got the Hafx-42 and i tell ya, i bought three of these to replace and add the top fans and also replace the side panel fan, and the rig looks sick, plus the fans are top notch :D
I bought this fan as an addition to my HAF X case. I removed the Plexiglas side panel fan, mounted that on top of the case in the empty spot, and installed this red LED fan in it's place. It didn't add any noticeable additional noise to the system. It's red, matches the rest of the case, is basically silent, and hopefully moves a bit more air through the case.
This fan is essentially jsut like the ogiginal ones on my case, a CM HAF922, other than that the original front one was red-LED lit.It mounted very easily on the perforated left side panel of the case and, with a 3 pin Y connector was very easy to hook up. I would like the option, though, of adjusting the rotational speed of the fans to upgrade overall airlfow.
What can I say? It's quiet, it looks beastly in my HAF 922 side panel, it moves a great deal of air at low RPM, and it came with the Molex to 3 pin adapter needed to run it straight from the PSU.A side note, some people are saying that it isn't as bright as what they used to sell. I have the HAF 922 I bought roughly 2 years ago, and I compared.
This thing moves air, just like it was built to do. Originally installed it on the side panel of my case (Cooler Master HAF ATX Mid Tower Case, RC-922M-KKN1-GP (Black)), blowing directly onto the mobo. It worked great there. Kept everything nice and cool. I ended up getting a window side panel, so I moved this fan to the top slot where the black 200mm fan was.
The fan is nice and quiet but for the price they could have at least drilled some screw threads on the fan. Instead I had to crank away using their cheap screws and stripped the tops in the process. I got it in but it will be tough to remove. I purchased the fan because theCooler Master HAF 922 Casedidn't come with a fan on the side door panel. Coolermaster recommends the air goes in the front and side and out the top and rear of the case.
There are so many reviews, informal on mining/gaming forums and formal on gaming and tech blogs saying this fan is the best on the market. Perhaps. But for true speed and top/side exhaust, do yourself a favor, get a turbo mini home fan, 20cm/9inch and try to use that in tandem with removing the side/top panel of your case. I literally had the fan up against a tiny delicate plant at home and none of the leaves or branches moved.
I bought 2x of these to cool the ATI Radeon 6950 2GB I have, based on the reviews I read about how Radeon video cards tend to have a higher temp than Nvidia's video cards.Pro: Provides really good airflow compared to the stock 230mm fans of the AZZA Hurrican 2000 full tower case.Con: These are listed as 200mm fans, yet they barely fitted into the side 230mm fans panel of the AZZA Hurrican 2000.Other thoughts. They have red LED's that match the interior of the AZZA Hurrican 2000.
Answer: Yes it will fit  and you want the other side .. the fan should be blowing out.