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-Buy the Corsair 200R , 3 fans (top, bottom side and front), buy a better CPU cooler and change the rear fan to out take again.
Although the fans you've chosen for me are 120mm (and I think I've read the 200R can take 140mm fans), shouldn't I get 140mm instead?
Thanks for all your help guys.
You think I don't need a new case? It would be cheaper. I could add 1 side fan, a CPU cooler and 1 front fan. A new case would only give me top vents and different room to work with.
Just know that with some PSUs, the main power cables might be a little short. If that happens, buy NZXT power supply extension cables if needed (or ones like it that are compatible).
Outfit the case with case fans as needed; don't just have one or two case fans, as for a gaming system, this won't be enough in terms of airflow/cooling.
Setup the Top/Rear fans for exhausting the hot air.
Setup the Front/Side fans for intaking cool air.
Mount the PSU fan-side down, so it draws cool air into itself and exhausting it's hot air out the rear, all while not disrupting your cases internal airflow.
Thank you, I do understand the importance of airflow, and with new fans added I would have them all as intake except the rear fan.
Do you suggest a new case or simply adding fans to my current case?