“Which way do I face the fan if I want to put it on the back of my case”

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• The front of the fan or intake should show the company logo only and the rear of the fan or exhaust will show fan specifications and sometimes the fan cable.

  Answered by CattNap 7 years ago

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• To make it as rear exhaust fan in the chassis. Have that "TT-1225" label point to back/outside of chassis.

  Answered by Thermaltake USA Customer service 7 years ago

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• Are you drawing air in pushing air out? The wires are connected to the backside of the fan that air comes in from. The other side is where the air blows away from. You can also feel the air if you hold your hand in front of it.

  Answered by Prizz 7 years ago

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• Usually, you want to pull air out of the case. Back of your case is typically taking out hot air from the inside of the pc.

  Answered by Nakioki 7 years ago

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• My is in the back of my case as well. I simply aligned the holes to accept the screws. I had no problems with mine.

  Answered by Mark 6 years ago

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