[SOLVED] Is nessesary to have all fans in this case ?

[pacikjean]

I found this case in good price and great design. However it includes only one fan. I don't know if staying with 1fan is a good idea. Anyone who have experience with this case or similar with only one fan ?
http://www.phanteks.com/Eclipse-P350X.html

 

[Bearmann]

It depends what components you will be putting in there. I would add at at least one exhaust fan in the back and probably another intake fan in the front. If your GPU is a very mild one (low heat) or you are using on board graphics in the CPU, you might get by with only one fan.

 

[jay32267]

I think it's going to depend on your hardware.

For instance....I deal with quite a few run of the mill business PCs like Dell etc....and they generally only have a PSU fan and a CPU fan....but they aren't putting out the heat that a high end gaming PC would.

 

[oneGamerE]

Hey.
ECLIPSE P350X seems a good case for normal game setting and for that, one fan was never a problem.

But well, one more fan would be better depending on witch graphic card you want to put in.

 

[Bearmann]

The P400 and P400TG come with two fans.

 

[pacikjean]

Ah,sorry forgot to include the components.
CPU: Intel Core I5 9400f
GPU:MSI GTX 1060 Armor
CPU Cooler:ARCTIC Freezer 34
RAM:Corsair Vegenance 16GB DDR4 2666mhz
PSU:Evolveo G550
MB:ASUS TUF B360 Pro Gaming

 

[SkyNetRising]

I don't know if staying with 1fan is a good idea. Anyone who have experience with this case or similar with only one fan ?
http://www.phanteks.com/Eclipse-P350X.html

I'd put 2x 140mm fans in front and relocate existing 120mm fan to rear position.

 

[Bearmann]

With no overclocking, you may be OK with only one fan. It won't hurt to try- just check your temps. You may also be able to flip your PSU so that it removes air from inside the case and exhausts it out the back.