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Also, if the front panel can support 3x120mm, it's always better than 2x140mm
Now, case fans are very cheap, so unless you are in the very beginning, you should buy some stock of 120mm and 140mm of the best CFM you can (unlocked to you, and I usually buy 6 of each, so a stock of 12 case fans.)
Also, unless you go for a specific overclocking, and you need those fans to cool it more to reach a certain OC speed target, you don't usually need to add more fans than what the case comes with.
At some point, later doiwn the road, you'll crawl under Mortonis 120mm though... every time you strip them from a case to make a better looking one... so if a case come witthout any, just slap a few of those crappy ones lol.