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Fan Question

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zach2004

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Im just wondering if there is a way to tell what size fan to get. I know it usually says when you get a case but mine said nothing. It was one of those ebuyer cases.
 
My best guess would be to start off with 80MM fans.

Got a link for that case you bought so we can see if we can find out what it takes?
 
I just picked up a thermaltake smartfan 2 at my local compusa..hehe nice fan!!! 4800rpm@ 75cfm...not so loud either...only 48 noise level....and a built in fan controller hehe...bought my cpu from 32 down to 28 :)
 
aZn_plyR said:
I just picked up a thermaltake smartfan 2 at my local compusa..hehe nice fan!!! 4800rpm@ 75cfm...not so loud either...only 48 noise level....and a built in fan controller hehe...bought my cpu from 32 down to 28 :)
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That's not something you hear too often. Praise for Thermaltake for their quiet 48dba case fans. I'm confused.
 
zach2004 said:
Im just wondering if there is a way to tell what size fan to get. I know it usually says when you get a case but mine said nothing. It was one of those ebuyer cases.
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The Ebuyer cases have 2x80mm rear exhaust and 4x80mm front intake.
 
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