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Cooling GPU. Antec 300 case

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Got a antec 300 case, EVGA gtx 275, i do not overclock at all so everything is at stock speeds ( phenom 965 cpu )

i would'nt mind keeping my card a lil cooler, would the side fan help much with this? or how about the 2 front fan slots.

what is the best way about doing this?

basically if i can spend a few bucks to keep my overall temps cooler worth it in the long run IMO.
 
Side fan as intake and the 2 front fans are intake too. Just grab a Yate Loon for the side fan. It won't make the temperature that much less but it will drop temps by maybe 4-5c. At least that is what changed for me when installing the middle fan in my Antec 900.
 
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