Do they make case fans that can put on the bottom of cases?

I had to think about your question. If there are no vents/perforated mesh in the bottom of the case, then you would need to elevate the fan so it could suck in air in the bottom and blow it out the top. I have seen a do it yourself job job like that but nothing that is available from online vendors.

The only thing I can suggest along those lines is a PCI slot fan like this or this

First of all the PSU mounts in the bottom of that case (although you could also mount it in the top)

The HAF in the name stands for High Air Flow, I think you might be better off getting it and seeing how it performs before you decide anything. There is a opening in the bottom of the case so that if you're using a PSU with a top mounted fan you can flip it and have the PSU pulling air in from the bottom. If you did decide to install the PSU in the top you could mount a fan in that hole.

yeah i know that the PSU is at the bottom.
I was gonna get ateh 690 but then people said "oh no get a full tower it will be more future proof"
Is the 690 better than the HAF, as in cooling and everything else? What are each there pros and cons?

My comp is on the Desk ... i dont have that much dust.

The bottom fan throw air DIRECTLY to my 9800gtx+ intake ... awesome !

can someone please answer my question?

I have the haf932 and it has a spot on the bottom for a 120mm fan.

You mean you didn't look before asking the question?

First hit on Google for "haf932".

[CM] HAF932 price, more details, and release date - Overclock.net - Overclocking.net



Next time do us all a favor and put at least one ounce of effort into it before you start a moot thread.

CM-690 has a bottom mounted dust filter/fan slot plus the PSU fan slot... then another 5 fan slots plus the "ghetto" ish adding a fan below the DVD drive. awesome cooling on a budget

Did you read my post? Clearly I was responding to the OP. Key words were "You mean you didn't look before asking the question?" and "before you start a moot thread".

wink. wink.

No, it appears you will have to put the PSU at the top. With the giant side fan and all of the other fans, the airflow in that case will be a vortex, you are being paranoid. Take a deep breath.

If you have a card with the insanely slow default fan speed profile then use ATI tray tools or Riva Tuner to set a proper profile and skip there bottom fans altogether. They are, how do you say, redundant to the point of being ridiculous.

Both cases have very good airflow and both can have bottom fans. The RC-690 is cheaper, the HAF932 is larger.

For the record - it is possible to mount a grand total of eleven 120mm case fans in the CM HAF 932 not counting cpu heatsink, chipset, or video card fans.

V3NOM - I wasn't too crazy about the looks either. Just wish I had a machine shop and a milling machine in the garage so I could do a case mod like the pro's. You're right about those large fans. They're running at 800 rpm. They don't push as much air as the Scythe S-Flex 120mm fans I installed.

if i HAD a cm690, you would not hear the end of this .

imo, the cm690 is the best, most beautiful case ever designed by mankind. i;ve spent hours poring through photos on the 30 page CM 690 modding thread at XS... eye candy indeed. Beautiful stock, so simple to mod, crazyily awesome airflow, toolless design, vibration reducing rubber hard drives and PSU mounts (which is more than some more expensive cases can brag about!).... the list goes on.

CM 690 FTW!

As for the original question, No but you can always cut your own hole