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So I've looked at the specs... 2x140mm intake on the front and one 140mm exhaust on the back. There's room for your cooler on top. With the rad I think you could get away with the pressure of on extra exhaust fan. If not it'll get a little dusty. You could add 3x120mm to the front instead of the 2x140mm but I don't think you need to.

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About to buy this case just wondering where and how I should orientate my fans (intake or output). I will be using all 140mm fans and a corsair 110i preferably mounted at the top.
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Always try to have more intake fans than exhaust. Also put intakes where there are fan filter.

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Just now, Charcoal_ said:

Always try to have more intake fans than exhaust. Also put intakes where there are fan filter.

Ok thanks but i wanted to have 2/3 fans on the front of the case and then 2 fans on the top with the rad and then maybe one in the back of the case so how do you think i should set them up in terms of output/intake? Cheers

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So I've looked at the specs... 2x140mm intake on the front and one 140mm exhaust on the back. There's room for your cooler on top. With the rad I think you could get away with the pressure of on extra exhaust fan. If not it'll get a little dusty. You could add 3x120mm to the front instead of the 2x140mm but I don't think you need to.

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