Could I put these in a Corsair H110 Liquid Cooler to replace the fans that come with it, they are quite noisy.
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Absolutely, I use these fans for high quality builds. They never fail and are so quiet it is amazing!
362418
I don't think 2 of these would fit on a corsair h110, it's designed to be mounted with 2 standard 140mm fans while this noctua is 150mm with 120mm mounting
2115284
Yes, I am running that in my CM Storm.This one exactly: Corsair Hydro Series Extreme Performance Liquid CPU Cooler H100i
2079035
i would try it and see if it works . i have used them before and seemed to work ok. does it fit the cpu like your other fan? if yes give it a try. and i would check your bios to see if the fan is working at or near the speed that`s normal. a lot of boards have bios that tell you the operating speed of the fan
1405546
It is possible as noctua gives you the mounting material for the procedure, although noctua has the highest quality of fans so I wouldn't recommend replacing them due to their high performance and extreme silence
825620
yes you can, but for the love of all things holy please don't. Find a brand name cooler with great reviews if you need an external fan support. My first stop would be to check if the fans are as clean as possible.
2104183
YES if you want a much quieter system and these fans are much better than the stock h100i fans
945003
Oh, and do a push pull configuration with that hearsink and youll never have issues. I also recommend arctic silver thermal paste(one fan pushing over the heatsink, and one fan pulling and exhausting. Both fans will blow the same way)
1177909
they will fit but if you are trying to increase your cooling performance the cooler master blade master fans would work better.
770301
As far as I know, these fans should fit without any modifications. I haven't changed mine since it's working properly and I'd only consider swapping it for a PWM version (which as far as I know, still don't exist).
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These are designed as case fans and I can assure you that these are MUCH quieter than the corsair ones while performance is comparable . For a radiator I would recommend the NF-F12 as they are specifically designed for radiator use but it is a tiny bit noisier (which is basically fine in a closed case and a hell of a lot better than the corsair ones).
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You will need to change it... I personally recommend the h80i from corsair if you like cold liquid system
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Stock :).. if not then u can always place the fan alittle higher or behind it and let it pull instead of push... or get the corsair liquid cooling etc..
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I had to go with liquid cooling. . . . . as the previous user stated, they fit snug under a traditional fan. But it was enough to make ME worry. Do yourself a favor. . . . go with liquid cooling as well.
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I cannot say with certainty because I don't have those parts to test, but the cooler is wider than it is tall so it may have issues. The fan more or less is the top footprint of the unit, so if you can place a 120mm fan centered on your CPU without it bumping into things then you should be ok.
45214
I replaced the stock fans because I considered them to be to noisy, the pump is silent, noise is equal to the quality of fans you use.
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It depends on your setup, stock you can add 3, two on the side panel and one on the bottom. I use a water cooled system so I use the rear 140 mm and turned the two led 120's to draw from the front. I have the H100i mounted in the top so up there I have two 120mm fans. The case is huge so you should have no problem keeping it cool with the stock setup.
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I've never done liquid cooling but since this case is huge I would assume it would be possible. Upper and lower compartments have lots of space. Not sure what type of system you're making but if it is custom you can make it work I'm sure. I have every fan spot occupied and the case is the quietest I've ever had. There are the holes with rubber grommets on the back top for the tubing also depending on where you plan on putting your radiator/cooler. Though I have seen a picture or two with this case and the radiator up top. Using the two large fans to pull the air across/through it. I'm not into liquid cooling but I hope this helped. I've never done liquid cooling but since this case is huge I would assume it would be possible. Upper and lower compartments have lots of space. Not sure what type of system you're making but if it is custom you can make it work I'm sure. I have every fan spot occupied and the case is the quietest I've ever had. There are the holes with rubber grommets on the back top for the tubing also depending on where you plan on putting your radiator/cooler. Though I have seen a picture or two with this case and the radiator up top. Using the two large fans to pull the air across/through it. I'm not... » Read More I've never done liquid cooling but since this case is huge I would assume it would be possible. Upper and lower compartments have lots of space. Not sure what type of system you're making but if it is custom you can make it work I'm sure. I have every fan spot occupied and the case is the quietest I've ever had. There are the holes with rubber grommets on the back top for the tubing also depending on where you plan on putting your radiator/cooler. Though I have seen a picture or two with this case and the radiator up top. Using the two large fans to pull the air across/through it. I'm not into liquid cooling but I hope this helped. « Show Less