get a new case instead. simple as that
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post #11 of 73
11/3/12 at 8:16pm
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11/4/12 at 12:00am
just make sure the air can flow through fairly easily put another quiet 120mm at the front tidy up wiring and see how you go, set them to lower rpm and test, will only cost a single fan (get a good one quiet good cfm etc). also re apply thermal past on cooler and clean heatsink and existing fans. every little bit can help your hardware work more efficiently and last longer 
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