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H230 and his airflow

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I've just bought it and wanted to know how to make a decent airflow with that case

I know the graphic card that I own gets very hot. So I need some tips.

 

Gigabtye R9 290X Windeforce 

I5 4460 with Arctic cooling alpine 11 rev. 2

 

Ive got only the stock fans that come with the case but want to add 2 more.

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I've just bought it and wanted to know how to make a decent airflow with that case

I know the graphic card that I own gets very hot. So I need some tips.

Gigabtye R9 290X Windeforce

I5 4460 with Arctic cooling alpine 11 rev. 2

Ive got only the stock fans that come with the case but want to add 2 more.

Put intake fans in slots in front on the graphics card, and exhaust behind it. You can also take off the side panel to drop 5-8 degrees. One card shouldn't hit that high temps. I think your case is made for silence over airflow so naturally it will have worse airflow

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Just populate the other two fan slots of the case as intake. 

If you would like some fan suggestions, it would help to mention where you're shopping and the budget.

If you ever need help with a build, read the following before posting: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/3061-build-plan-thread-recommendations-please-read-before-posting/
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