Is there a fan with an ultra thin thickness like Cairong PT14015 and then the hole is 14CM?

I would say that I have been looking for many years!! Cairong PT14015 (15mm thick), Kuairui Cryorig XT140 (13mm thick), Limin TY-14013R (13mm thick), these three are 14cm ultra-thin, but unfortunately the hole spacing is all. At present, the thinnest hole spacing of 14cm can be found in China

Aerocool 14cm Blue LED Case Fan 20mm Thin Silent. If you are shopping overseas, you can buy the thermaltake luna 14 140mm slim series led 15mm width quiet high airflow case cooling fan, this thing! 15mm perfect!

I know that 14045 is a 14cm fan, but the strange thing is that it is a 12cm screw hole!!

The computer fan model is the size, such as the classic 8025 = 80mm * 25mm 14015 = 140mm * 15mm, so or**14015

Together. Has the landlord found it for so many years? I've been looking for a long time.

Only supports 14cm hole spacing, so sad?

If you don't have a buckle, I guess you can use a cable tie.

Native support for 14 fans is the Great Transformer.

You can study using a cable tie to try it.

Hehe, I'm cooling with water. Objectively speaking, the only advantage of water cooling compared with air cooling is that it changes the form of heat discharge. That is to say, with the same volume of heat sink (radiator) + fan of the same specification, the effect of water cooling and air cooling is the same.

However, water cooling is much more expensive, and there are more unstable factors (such as leakage and water pump burning).

If your main purpose is to reduce noise, you should first consider the air duct of the case, whether it is more suitable for water-cooled, air-cooled, or a mixture of water-cooled and air-cooled. In addition, whether to consider whether it is cost-effective or DIY. If you want to buy a complete set of water cooling, it will definitely be much more expensive than air cooling.

But if you play the DIY spirit, basically only the water block needs to buy a famous brand, which is a little more expensive; The radiator can be used in the car, which has a good effect and is cheap; The water tank can be customized, and the ordinary brand of the pump is used well, and then replaced if it is broken.

The Pirate H60 you are talking about should not be much better. Not to mention anything else, the heat dissipation is too small, and the heat still has to be discharged through the fan + heat dissipation radiator in the end. I use an 80*2 radiator, which is similar to the 12cm heat dissipation area of the pirate, but the actual effect still depends on the fan, and when it drops to 1500 rpm, the noise is gone, and the effect is very average.

The air-cooled radiator is recommended Cairong Transformers 350 yuan, and the fan is used with Anami White Bat (12cm).

Note: This radiator can be on a 14cm fan, but the 14cm fan of Anami does not seem to have the power of a white bat, mainly because the wind pressure is a little smaller, which is suitable for a case fan but not a CPU fan, or a 12cm white bat.

It can be installed, it is recommended to find someone to install it.

1. It all depends on what kind of screws you use (it depends on the size of the fixing hole of your external fan) to decide the drill bit, such as the universal 4-6mm hand drill, micro drill bit, which can generally meet the requirements of use.

Yes! Is it used like this?

If you must use it this way, the smaller the better, in terms of radiation protection, less than 3mm!

It doesn't matter, it can be used, really! I tested it myself.

The three-pin four-pin you said should be on the motherboard, not the white four-pin DC power supply on the power supply.

Go try it, I can use it with three pins and four pins, but I don't know if it will work with four pins and three pins.

You can try to give the CPU hole in the motherboard to this fan, if your CPU fan only has three pins.

The motherboard is generally 3 pins and 4 pins.

That should be plugged into the power supply, find the corresponding interface, plug it in and you can use it.

The 4-pin connector on the motherboard always has an anti-plugging white plastic sheet.

It seems that it causes a short circuit on the motherboard, and the motherboard will be shut down when the motherboard is short-circuited, and the protection function is generally not burned to the CPU.

This one is simple.

You see that your fan connector is several wires, if it is a 3-wire one, plug in the 3-pin connector, if it is a 4-wire one, plug in the 4-pin connector.

At present, there are two types of CPU fans on the market.

Either plugged in will work fine.

It's better not to.

Be careful that it can't be attached.

If you want to remove the 14cm fan from the power supply and install it in your case fan slot, you can also see that the size does not match, but if you are in doubt that the power supply with a 14cm fan can be installed in your case, then you can rest assured, it is absolutely fine, and it has nothing to do with the size of the case fan slot.

If you are silent, one 20cm will do, and two 14cm will be mainly prepared for the radiator. There is not much need for the bottom, if the side can be on a 20cm one, then NB! Assists in cooling the graphics card, and the glowing fan is pretty beautiful!

**3 x 12cm. 15 pieces a... Definitely enough.

Universal. A power supply with a 14cm fan is recommended.

No noise.

It's the same, it's just that the blade size and wind direction are different.

It is recommended to buy a 14cm one

All use the same ATX chassis.

In fact, the fan of the power supply has nothing to do with the chassis, because the fixed position is not the side where you refer to the fan, so it can be used, but the power supply of a large fan is quieter and cooler than a small one (the same speed).