Rosewill Challenger Fan Setup, Any tips?

[Indianb0y016]

Hello all! This question may have been asked many times, but I don't think I've been able to get a good answer for me. But anyway, I want to know the best setup for fans for my setup. For obvious reasons, I want to keep temperatures as low as possible. But I don't think its working. Need help! Anyway, I have a Rosewill Challenger. So I have 120mm Front intake fan, a 140mm top exhaust fan, and a rear exhaust 120mm fan. To give more information on the interaction of the components inside, I have a HIS Radeon 7770 Ghz iCooler graphics card, an AMD FX 6300 with STOCK cooler heatsink and fan (yes, i know, I suck). I have two 120mm fans specifically for the side vents. I want to know from any of you guys if you have any suggestions for keeping ALL temperatures down. I should note that a this moment, I cannot buy anything because I spent my earned allowance on a new hard drive after my other hard drive crashed. But hoping you guys are willing to share suggestions. Thanks everyone!

 

[morgilroka]

Typically you're going to want a flow through the case "Push-pull".
I would set it up as follows:
Front intake, Top/back exhaust. Side vent (across the case from your motherboard, intake) Side vent beside your motherboard, Exhaust.

This should keep your temps down as much as possible.

http://www.gamersnexus.net/guides/692-how-many-case-fans-should-you-have

 

[Outlander_04]

Your ideal solution would involve smashing the case with a sledgehammer and buying something decent , but if that is not an option then

in at the front and bottom , out at the top and back . Side fans usually just disrupt the air flow through the case so unless you have a pair of hot graphics cards that need the extra breeze its best to leave them out

 

[Indianb0y016]

Typically you're going to want a flow through the case "Push-pull".
I would set it up as follows:
Front intake, Top/back exhaust. Side vent (across the case from your motherboard, intake) Side vent beside your motherboard, Exhaust.

This should keep your temps down as much as possible.

http://www.gamersnexus.net/guides/692-how-many-case-fans-should-you-have

So essentially, is this how I should set my fans up? http://imgur.com/T5ycasM
I apologize for the quality.

 

[Indianb0y016]

Your ideal solution would involve smashing the case with a sledgehammer and buying something decent , but if that is not an option then

in at the front and bottom , out at the top and back . Side fans usually just disrupt the air flow through the case so unless you have a pair of hot graphics cards that need the extra breeze its best to leave them out

So essentially, is this how I should set my fans up? http://imgur.com/T5ycasM

I apologize for the quality.

 

[morgilroka]

I would set them up how it shows in that link i sent you. You're going to want both of those available side vents to be intake. This will allow some cool air to cool your graphics card (which puts off a ton of heat) keeping the gpu cooler = all components cooler (less overall case temp!