Keep in mind that most of the items on newegg aren't available in Denmark. We have a limited market.

well order them from Scythe then


or....


Swedish
http://buggy.no-ip.com
http://www.komplett.se
http://www.webhallen.com
http://www.inwarehouse.se
http://www.datorbutiken.se
http://www.komplett.se
http://www.gtek.se
http://www.alina.se
http://www.blocket.se
http://www.tradera.se
http://www.eeeeebay.se
http://www.pricerunner.se

United Kingdom
www.scan.co.uk
www.novatech.co.uk
www.microdirect.co.uk
www.overclockers.co.uk
www.aria.co.uk
www.komplett.co.uk
www.ebuyer.com

Danish
www.edbpriser.dk

Dutch
www.tweakers.net
www.microcity.be

Norwegian
www.komplett.no
www.pcutstyr.no
www.mamoz.no

Two of those. i'm pretty sure there is only room for one, since the PSU have to be there.

these would work as well ? http://www.komplett.dk/k/ki.aspx?sku=623870&cks=ASS&assoc=84476DCC-9330-4E27-81A8-B134E45CBAB6



already field out the 2 spots in the top with 200mm's?

yeah those are good fans as well....put one in the VGA duct and the other between the power supply and hard drive cage on bottom of case

I dont know wtf that thing is between PSU and rear of case...I'd remove it...if the PSU is too long for a bottom fan...then ur out of luck...but thats a full tower case...ther should be plenty of room






This post was edited by ghot on Oct 14 2011 12:45am

Found an excellent way to create a positive airflow

just put in an extra 120mm over the 200mm on the front



This post was edited by ZwiX on Oct 14 2011 12:46am

good idea as well...now ur gettin the idea....get as many front or bottom or side intakes as you can possibly get in that case

This post was edited by ghot on Oct 14 2011 12:46am

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835129056

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Ooh...the new bestest case fan...nice find

First things first, have you ever even tried to reverse the rear fan on a case to an intake vs exhaust? I'm guessing not. I have, and tested both airflow with smoke, and temps on my i7 920 oc'd at 4.0. I also have a spirit cooler on it, with the fans rotated to exhaust out of the top and the cooler facing north south instead of east west...not only did my temps drop by 5 degrees idle 9 degrees on load, but I also have considerable less dust now because I now have positive air flow. I added a filter to the rear fan, and even removed one of the 120mm fans off of the spirit instead of 2x in push pull. I also covered the second 120mm fan hole on the side panel, put a filter on the other one with a 140mm fan, and sealed the bottom intake as well. Worked out leaps and bounds better then my previous configuration with fans in the bottom, front, side, 2 top 1 rear...

Just beacause you're used to something and old fashioned doesn't mean that other ideas won't work..I'm in a cm 690, and have no issues with gpu exhaust, and he's getting a Haf x..definitely don't see any problems there.

Personally for me, adding a ton of fans isn't always the solution, not only was dust and heat a factor in my reversal, but so was noise...I ran my 4890 with the fan on 75% pretty much all of the time, and with all of the extra fans on the case + the gpu, my case sounded like a jet engine...now I have less overall fans, and the gpu fan on 40% and it's slightly cooler then before as well. So I gained better temps, less dust and silence...hardly a bad thing, so don't say never

This post was edited by memnoch_thedevil2003 on Oct 14 2011 04:42am

Different opinions on these -.-
(will add a dust filter on the rear if option 1 is best)

One of these:



VS



Won't add any more fans, i think it will be noisy enough as it is now.

This post was edited by ZwiX on Oct 14 2011 07:49am