Case Fan Size

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This maybe a dumb answer, but... If you already have the case why not get a ruler out and measure it just to be sure? For a 120mm the screw mounting holes should be 120mm by 120mm. If you don't have a ruler, you can use a tape measure and convert the measurement from inches to mm.

If this is what you have http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883220059 it looks like an 80mm to me. I could be wrong though, hard to tell with pictures.

vagrancyx

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looks like it should just be the standard 120mm fans for the front and rear fans based on the photos..even the asus site doesn't give fan specs in terms of size or even how many their are.. but it looks to be 120mm which is pretty standard.
 

Xytnz

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There's only one fan, and it's on the back of the case.
I tried looking up the standard chassis fan, but I'm not familiar with sizes and all I saw were ##x##x##mm so, I didn't want to use the wrong size.
The standard fan that came with the system is ARX DC Brushless.
 

Dilan Gilluly

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This maybe a dumb answer, but... If you already have the case why not get a ruler out and measure it just to be sure? For a 120mm the screw mounting holes should be 120mm by 120mm. If you don't have a ruler, you can use a tape measure and convert the measurement from inches to mm.

If this is what you have http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883220059 it looks like an 80mm to me. I could be wrong though, hard to tell with pictures.
 
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Xytnz

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That was my first choice of deciding, but I lack any measuring tools; and that is indeed the case I have.
 

Dilan Gilluly

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Thanks.

I did more comparisons online and it still looks like an 80mm. It looks like it could be one of the ones that can take either an 80 or a 90mm. Just to be safe I'd order ones of different sizes(at least 80 and 120, possibly 90 too), and then refund the ones that don't fit. They don't cost that much anyway and you could keep them around for other computers, or to loan/sell to one of your friends if the need arises.