It's hot here in southeast michigan (low 90s) and I just noticed that the oh-so-scientific dial thermometer that I stuck in the top grill of my cube was registering 120 F instead of the more usual 110 F. So I grabbed a small muffin fan (50 mm?) and set it on top of the grill and the temperature dropped to 95 F. I guess I have to admit that a proper cooling fan might be a good idea. I understand that there is already a fan power connector built into the cube. Is there a special fan I need to fit my cube (and it's connector)? Can I make the fan switch on when the cube heats up (and off when it's cool)? Thanks Andrew in Ann Arbor technology is the answer, what was the question?