Should I get additional case fans?

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SomeSortofNoob

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So I have a Corsair Obsidian 750D Case and I plan to not overclock and mainly do some moderate gaming. I was wondering if I should get additional case fans.

My build is a i7-4770K, 8GB of Mushkin Enhanced Blackline RAM, The Gigabyte GA-Z87X-UD5H MOBO, a Samsung EVO 120GB SSD, a Seagate Barracuda 3TB HDD, a XFX Radeon HD7950 Double D GPU, a LG Disk Drive (GH24NS95) a Card Reader and an Asus Monitor.

Any recommendations and should I get extra case fans?

Thanks!


Edit: I forgot the PSU in the parts list. Its going to be some sort of 600W to 700W supply, I haven't decided yet.
 
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TheBigTroll

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first of all if you arent overclocking and only gaming, why are you getting a i7 k series CPU and a z series motherboard? they essentially are ueless for improving performance. same goes with the overly expensive case. you can easily get something built just as well for 1/3 of the price

if you havent bought the parts, id suggest immediately changing them.

the stock fans are more than enough to cool your rig. i dont see a reason to change them out or add more
 
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coastie65

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The reason I suggested the additional 140m exhaust, the way it is now, you have pretty much of a positive airflow ( more air coming in than being pulled out ). With the aditional fan, the flow would be pretty good through the case. Don't need a hurricane blowing through there, but the airflow should be good.
 
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