Cooling down my case?

if you guys are going to be gaming i suggest getting a 260GTX (maybe a factory overclock one, bit like the one from BFG) they are near enough the same as a standard 280GTX without the price tag.

i would not suggest getting a GTS 250 for gaming, for future proof go for the 260GTX.

as for the temperture issue i dont think that it will matter too much, as long there is cold air going threw the case and/or air going out the case you should be fine.

just make sure you adjust the graphics card fan in the Nvidia tuning tool (cant remember the name, think it is called Riva Tuner) but yeah look at the temp there and if you feel its too hot set the fan maullaly yourself.

i had this issue with my 4870 the fan speed was on auto and the card was running at 80 degrees gaming -.- now thats not dangerous as some people says it can go 2 120 degrees before it is classed as not healthy (i stand to be corrected on this one)
so i adjusted the fan myself with the tool ati give you and now it runs at 55-60 degrees gaming at 50% fan speed. a lillte noisey but it does the job.

so bottom line is get the 260GTX if your going to be gaming (im guessing you are) and dont worry about the temperture problem too much, youll be finem just use the advice i have provided if you feel it becomes an issue.

Regards

Sean

Well dont get me wrong its a alright card today but for future proof i would personally go for the 260GTX but hey as you are saying its on a budget then i guess a 250 gts will do fine.

i would also suggest that you do put a 120mm exaughst fan on the back, if possible place a 120mm fan to suck in cool air from the front, i think the case will have holes where the front panel is, if you cant screw it in there then get some cable ties and jus tie it on there lol. but i think you will be fine with just the 120mm exaughst fan.

Kind Regards

Sean

well as long as you get the air in and out you will be fine. not much i could say on this matter.

Oh that case has some nice air flow

Regards

Sean

Do you know of a video that shows how to do this?

What can I use to find the temp. inside my case?

Thanks.

Imma try and put in a 80mm fan on the side with a filter, then put in a pci fan inside the case to help move out some warm air since ill be lacking in fans.