alright, I have a currently 8800gts 640mb, I have software that tells me its tempurature. I did find out though that its tempurature is normal. It should be around 60 C idle, and can get up to 85 C when underload. I really dont want my card heating up that hot, even 60 C I dont like it being that hot! So I got to 2 fans each 12volt which are spares i found in my house, does anyone know specifically the best place to put them for maximum cooling effect, should it be under the card? on top? on the side? infront? Any help would be apprieciated!

Why not just find a decent aftermarket cooler for one...it will probably run you $30-35. I used to have one and with the stock cooler ran around 70C at load. If anything, pull the heatsink, clean the old paste and reapply some AC5 or something else good. That should at least help some. Boost the speed on your fan.

Card is 2 weeks old, i think cooling paste is still okay!

Download RivaTuner and up your fan speed until you get the desired temps.

It isn't that the stock stuff goes bad, it's that the stock stuff is never as good as AS5 or something similar.

Yeah I know about rivatuner and the applying new paste isn't really nesecary in my case, I just want to know where the extra 2 fans I have would be best and cool the card the most.

The 8800gts cooler (both g80 and g92 versions are basically the same) is the best dual slot stock cooler in existance. It shouldn't run nearly that hot. That's not normal. Rma it, it's what you do for defective product.

My g92 8800gts @ 780mhz does not go above 60C at max load in stress test. At that point, a high end aftermarket cooler will not do much better, an average aftermarket cooler will do worse. Those aftermarket dual slot coolers are meant for 8800gt.

It depends on your case, my G80 was in a Dell BTX box, so installing an 80 mm fan on the rear grill helped to remove the heat released from the slots on the cards shroud. In an ATX case, a pci slot fan works best because it can be positioned beneath the card.

Alright dagger: I called evga which is the seller for my card and he said that is perfectly normal for it run at 85 degrees under stress and around 60C idle. I kind of dont know who to believe.
And also my fan can be put beneath the card but where beneath, the card in my case is put upside down (fan on the bottom), would I put the extra under the graphics card's own cooling fan or something or in another place.
And also I put a small fan on the rear grill and cools down from 60 C at idle to 54 C idle, buts thats still really hot!

that is pretty hot... while doing ATI stess test in the ATI Tool... the hottest I've seen my 8800 gts 640 get is 85 C... AFTER AN HOUR... during normal load it doesn't go above 60 C... and it usually idles at 52 C

Well, obviously they don't want you to rma the card. So there's a conflict of interest there.

Use this to stress your card. Most games can't stress fully and consistantly, so you don't actually get the max temperature.
http://www.ozone3d.net/benchmarks/fur/

You would need a pci slot fan to go under the card, and your temps aren't too bad, adding the slot fan to what you have already done may bring you down another 2-4 degree's.

I downloaded furmark and impressivly the card got to 86 C with that thing with 4 fans cooling that card!!! Wow wow this stuff runs hot. And also where exactly would it go under the card, where the cooling fan is? just anywhere under it, cause the card is in a plastic case!

And also is making fan speed higher lets say 100%, would it damage the fan after a while? will it shorten its life a lot?

The card has a plastic shroud, in that shroud are slots that release hot air back into your machine. You could tape them up , so that the hot air is forced out, or add the pci slot fan to draw the hot air out.
Running the card's fan at 100% won't decrease it's life ( that's what it's rated to run at, they lower it to make the card quiet ), running it lower may extend it's life.
What 's the room temp ?
How long have you had the card ?, and have you ever dusted it with canned air ?