Is it necessary to install a fan in the case if the fan is used in the case?

This also depends on the situation, if it is placed in the desk compartment for poor heat dissipation, the whole body of the case is hot for a few hours after turning on, and the case fan needs to be used, if the machine is placed in an open space, it is not used.

Of course not, just change the fan.

If you don't install a fan, you want to explode the CPU. Get it on.

Yes, you just need to disassemble the case and unplug the cable. Multiple useless fans also waste power.

Yes, if your case is not very hot.

Summer is coming, and if the temperature is too high, there will be a blue screen of death.

It should be possible...

The fan on the case doesn't seem to be of much use...

The main thing is that the fan on the U is useful.

It's best to plug it in in the summer.。。。 The heat dissipation of the motherboard with integrated graphics card is still quite large.,Hehe。。。

1. Is it necessary to install a case fan?

I can tell you very clearly that for 99% of current computer hosts, there is no need to install a case fan, and the cooler of the CPU and graphics card itself is enough.

Of course, the addition of a fan will definitely help with the cooling of the case, but it is just the icing on the cake. Without adding a case fan, the host can still run stably. Today's case fans are basically with light effects, and most users also think that the lighting effects are good, so they install case fans.

Some people here may also ask, "What should I do if the CPU temperature is too high without adding a case fan?" "If the CPU temperature is high, it means that there is a problem with the installation of your CPU cooler, or you are using an inferior product at all, and it is OK to change to a slightly better CPU cooler.

Second, how to install the case fan, how many effects are good?

As mentioned earlier, the main purpose of installing the case fan is for lighting and visual effects, and the heat dissipation of the host mainly depends on the CPU heatsink and the graphics card's own cooling system. If you really want to solve the heat dissipation problem of the host, it is the right thing to focus on the CPU heat sink. Since the graphics card fan is integrated with the graphics card itself, you don't have to choose, so try to choose a graphics card with better workmanship.

Since the heat dissipation of the host does not rely on the case fan, there is no need to worry too much about how many case fans to install. If you think 3 looks good, you can install 3, and 5 if 5 look good.

3. Why is it not necessary to install a case fan?

Some users may not be satisfied with this, because there are many articles that say: how to help the case heat dissipation with the case fan, and pay attention to the air duct, positive pressure, and negative pressure ...... the installed case fanSomething, but I'm saying that the case cooling fan is useless.

For my point of view, my explanation is very simple: 1. The current CPU, the power consumption of the graphics card is not high, and the CPU and the graphics card's own cooling system are sufficient. 2. Summarizing the experience of perennial installation, there is no case of heat dissipation problems caused by the lack of a case fan in the machines I sold.

Fourth, if you must install the case fan, how to install it better.

For the appearance party, the chassis LED fan is naturally indispensable. There is no need to be too particular about how many fans you want to install, depending on your mood, you can install a few if you like them. Case fans can be mounted on the front, back, top, and many other locations.

When installing multiple fans, you only need to keep one thing in mind: don't blow fans in different locations.

The situation where a computer case comes with a heatsink and fan varies depending on the brand and model. Some high-end computer cases have built-in heatsinks and fans, which are accessories designed to improve the computer's cooling performance and reduce noise.

However, most common computer cases do not come with their own heatsinks and fans, and users need to purchase and install them themselves.

If you've purchased radiators and fans, you'll need to place them in the case during the installation process to ensure your computer's cooling performance. When choosing a cooler and fan, you need to make sure they fit your computer model and provide adequate cooling performance.

Generally speaking, a good cooler and fan can significantly improve the cooling performance of your computer, thus ensuring the stability and longevity of your computer. If you have high performance requirements for your computer, then it is recommended that you choose reliable and high-performance heatsinks and fans.

Some good cases come with fans (such as sides), or more advanced cooling systems, which are not available in general cases, so you can see the introduction of the case you bought. Here's the point.

If you buy a CPU without a radiator, it's best not to be in a hurry to turn it on, and buy a CUP radiator and install it before using it (**a bunch), otherwise it is easy to burn, although there is self-power-off protection.

Boxed CPUs should have fan heaters, bulk ones generally do not, and sellers may send them, so you have to ask for details.

Then, the power supply I've seen has a fan, and the independent display generally has it.

Finally, you can buy water cooling and the like yourself, provided that you can install it.

In general, a computer case will come with its own radiator and fan, but the specific situation depends on the model and brand of the case.