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Question: how many fans can this use and what size?
Document: For the price the case is pretty solid and well designed, could use a top fan port but it isn't much of a &#34;performance&#34; case, and besides that it is good build quality. And the power supply it comes with is actually pretty decent for one that comes with a case. Perfect for a home computer or budget build.
Kind of flimsy, but for the money it is a good looking professional case. I am a legislator and wanted something conservative and functional for my office. It looks very nice and was easy to use for my new build. Even the power supply was decent. I kept it as a back up although I would not hesitate to use it. It was almost as nice as the one I bought for $35.
I use this for a media server that has been on 24-7 for a few months now. The price with the PSU was what got me on this case. I didn't expect much but what I got is an effective, solid case that works well, stays cool (I did add an extra coolermaster fan in the front) and is quiet. It isn't as good to work around in as some of Cooler Master's higher end cases but that is to be expected.
It is kind of flimsy (have to be careful when building or moving it) but it has plenty of power for a nice computer so long as you don't add to much, even if you do you can always upgrade the PSU later, it would be nice if it had more spots for fans, but the cooling isnt to bad. It is tricky putting 2.5" drives in, but it can be done. The only reason I took a star off was the lack of room for cables.
Good Case for the Price. FYI it only comes with one fan in the rear aswell. My only complaint is that it is hard to install a fan in the front. Had to upgrade to power supply with a 500watt that has a 40A rating on the rails. Thats something that I didnt know about. Works great good size. Nice Blue LED HDD light.
I bought this case on a build for my mother. I was so impressed, I told a friend about it. It turns out, he bought the case on a build for his son's birthday, and purchased one for himself as well. Remember, this is a budget case, so you don't get 18guage steel. It is lightweight, but, I thought the layout was done well, the size of the case is good and it comes with a decent power supply.
I was some what reluctant when I read the reviews on this case, but I found it to be an excellent case. The side covers come off and go on very easily. The parts fit well. It is easy to mount hard drives and DVD drives. The motherboard goes in nicely. True it only has one fan, but fans are cheap and easy to install. I have always used Antec cases and they are extremely well made, but they cost much more.
This is the third custom build I've used cooler master cases for and I am a very happy customer. Building budget systems but this case (and included power supply) handles the job quite readily. Good air flow, plenty of room and my i5-based systems stay quite cool with stock frequencies and fans. Highly recommend if you want an inexpensive, no fuss case for a budget or mid-level system.
Very quiet. Spot for one 120mm fan in front. has spot for one 80mm fan on side panel (in-line w/ cpu). PSU has 3 molex, 1 floppy power, 20 pin main, two 4 pin atx, 4 sata power, one pci-e 6 pin.New pc built with this case: Ordering another system today!AMD FX-4100 Zambezi 3.6GHz 95watt, stock coolerMushkin MKNSSDCR 60GB ssdG.SKILL Value ser.
This is a nice cheap and cheerful unit. Good for a beginner to build a PC and learn from. There is plenty of room inside and comes not only with a power supply but a cooling fan in the case too.
Answer: 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?