Not really stand-out like AC F12 you've done before...

should paint it white/red/gold

haha, that one is contrast color, but, i like this more to be honest

nahh, the theme here is chrome + black, a more sporty color, not gonna paint =)

Shiny blades?

kinda like black but slightly shiny and fogged.

Hi, what do you guys think of the x-five case fans? Flow master and polar bear?

truthfully? not very flashy and untested if you happen to buy one or two I think you'll be the first to see its performance, X-five is afterall not a renowned name in cooling

any fans recommendation for cooler master scout 2 advanced?

You're looking for LED or non-led types? also helpful to tell us how many do you need and whats your budget

any will do that suits the case well
budget would be about 200 + -

looks like you simply want to mount fans for no apparent reasons healthy budget though

well if that's the case you could never go wrong with these I suppose,

BitFenix Spectre pro 120mm - available in LED (3 colours) or non LED RM40+
Aerocool Shark 120mm - available in LED (3 colours) or non LED RM30+
Artic F12 120mm - non LED RM25+
Xigmatek 120mm - lotsa series, available in multiple coloured blades RM25+
Silverstone 120mm - normally Blue LEDs but they have lots of series as well RM30+
Noiseblocker 120mm - lotsa series, non LED RM60+

thanks yar dude unfortunately,the casing I order at my local store,I go to pick it up and found out it was cooler master scout 2 (without advanced) should I take it for RM300 or take corsair 300R for RM270? I like the design of scout 2 but it is not advanced version,does it matter?

IINM the scout II and scout II Adv only differs in the number of 2.5" drive bays and color selection only.... they share the same structure, size and weight

but no matter the chassis, 120mm fan is standard size for fan mounts

but scout 2 didn't include two fans in front what fan that it included? if buy seperately,how much does it cost?

EDIT:Bought the scout 2 casing(non advanced one )

by the way,can you guys suggest me two led casing fan in front? and instruct me for other fans? Where to put and what fans?

does BitFenix Spectre pro 120mm led work with the on/off toggle switch on the casing?

This post has been edited by NecroPhilia: Oct 4 2013, 12:44 AM

I would suggest enermax TB Appolish for the bling2 look at the front & sides. As for top, TB Appolish or TB silence would suffice.

Enermax TB Appolish

I never handled the spectre pro before but IINM the on/off toggle switch is exclusive for CM fans only.

+1, Enermax fans have really good lighting system

and yes, CM chassis have very different connectors for their LED on/off switches and fans so BitFenix Spectre pros will not work

thanks for the suggestion bro would think of it

which CM fans? I would like to fully utilize the on/off toggle

not sure if it's available anywhere, so far CM fans that have the on/off ability are the ones seen that comes with the chassis.. but their official website listed them as on/off 120mm fan....

actually tell you what, it's still using a dual pin for the on/off switch, what you will find on the scout II is a female connector which is the same one that are on BitFenix's fans.. thats why they don't fit if you could get someone to mod either connector to a dual pin male then it should work... test it out with staples and see good luck bro

too bad,my scout 2(not advanced) one didn't come with two led fans in front.the shop tell me Sabah coolermaster supplier don't have price list for scout 2 advanced,so cant be order yet - -

I heard they say who bought the cm scout 2 can claim upgrade kit to advanced,is it true?

Hmmm,is there any fans that come with dual pin male? Anyway,how many fans would be sufficient? how to set up the fans such as back as exhaust and so on

The suppliers maybe waiting for the non advanced scout 2 to run out of stock before they could bring in the advanced one.

AFAIK the claim is for US/EU customer only. U may try email CM to see what their answer would be.

If I were you, I would dump the fan, cut the connector and do something like this.

switch

Your case is likely designed for positive pressure which in laymans term is having more fans as intakes than exhaust. So I would position the fans like this;

2 front fans as intakes
2 side fans as intakes
1 bottom fan as intakes
1 back fan as exhaust
2 top fans as exhaust