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Adding fans to H70

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What's the best way to go about adding 2 extra fans to the corsair H70? To have a total of four, two on eachside. Do I need longer screws or is there another way?

if anyone here has done it, if you don't mind post pics ^^

Thanks in advance.
 

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fans stacked is pointless and most times lowers effectiveness of just having one on each side;)

If you want to try for giggles, longer screws will do it, just take the pair of fans and H70 with you for a test fit of the length.
 

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What you should do instead is gut a third fan and put it in between the intake fan and the rad as a shroud. This has been known to improve the flow in some cases, but the difference is minimal.

I wouldn't stack fans on it lol. I messed around with stacking a third excalibur fan on the intake (it's magnetic so you don't have to screw it on if you don't want) and it didn't do anything except make a lot more noise.

Here is an example of a pre-made shroud: http://www.frozencpu.com/products/7...er_120mm_Radiator_Shroud_-_Dual_Blue_LED.html

Making it yourself with a gutted 120mm fan should work the same.
 
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