tools u need...

spare PCI slot cover + 2x cable ties.

use the cable ties and tie the fan to the PCI slot cover.... then screw the pci slot cover to the pci slot and ur done

i did this with a 60mm fan.....

120mm fan might be a little harder seeing how its bigger... but try it out first and see if it works..

there is some PCI card fan sold in cycom also rite ? if i not mistaken

normal cable ties lor...i used some small one. just long enough to tie the fan...

no picture of mine..sorry...i took the thing out liao.... but it lasted for around a year though..

Hi, i just upgrade my cm hyper 212+ plus fans recently to dual Arctic Cooling F12 PWM fans for push pull config, and extra 2 fans for my case, im also apply new arctic cooling mx-4 at the same time, but not much improvement for my rig temp. B4 my cm hyper 212+ single blademaster is around 90c while oc, but after add those fans the temp still same around 90c, is there anything wrong? My case is front 2x120mm intake, bottom 1x120mm intake, top 1x170mm exhaust, rear 1x120mm rear exhaust, total 5 case fans.

I can say you have good hands which are able to scientifically test fans just by using bare hands without tools The CIA or FBI should hire people like you which have such fabulous skills. The other thing you forget is about the noise level. Obviously there are fans which have higher airflow than the F12 but this also means the fan is producing more noise and probably higher vibration too. The law of physics apply, there's no such thing as a silent fan with high static pressure and superb 100cfm airflow. If airflow is what you want then please buy a Delta 180cfm-200cfm fan. When you compare fans and when people say performance, it means:

1. Noise Level
2. Airflow
3. Static Pressure

Did you take into account all these factors before feeling "shocked"? A proper reviewer comparing fans would also use proper tools to justify their claims scientifically.