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Bequiet dark pro 3 + Corsair RGB is ok ?

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Hi guys, 

 

I was wondering if i can change my fan on the bequiet dark pro 3 by these fancy RGB Corsair 120mm ? 

 

Will it fit inside ? 

 

Anyone can tell me if there are bigger fan ? 

 

And does they perform better than the default fan of the bequiet dark pro 3?

 

Thanks guys

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Should be fine as long as they're static pressure ones. No need to change out the fans if RGB is all you want and not for noise reduction (probably not the case with bequiet ones), check out these Phanteks Halos RGB fan frames.

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Usually any LED fans are worse than what comes with coolers. But you can use any fan as long as form factor is same. So if stock is 120mm, new must be 120mm.

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Keep in mind that cooler has two differently sized fans, a 120mm and 135mm.

But yeah, that would be possible.. but I can't comment on the sound 

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2 hours ago, Minibois said:

Keep in mind that cooler has two differently sized fans, a 120mm and 135mm.

But yeah, that would be possible.. but I can't comment on the sound 

They both use 120mm mounting holes. 

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