I currently have an air duct that lines up pretty well with my CPU, but I was wondering if a better cooling option would be to take that out and add an additional 70mm fan?
I would probably not for several reasons. A 70 mm fan isn't going to add that much cooling plus a a small fan like that is commonly a high RPM fan (for it to do any good cooling at all) so it is likely to be noisy. So you have a noisy fan that doesn't cool very much. The side air does allow ventilation and it is quiet.
The screw holes that the duct is attached to are 70mm apart, and I have 2 70mm fans on the back, so I'm pretty sure it'd be 70mm. The 2 on the back of the case are quiet enough for me and seem to moving a good amount of air.
I have, but as it is things aren't really getting that hot. I just figured that a little improvement for $10 or so wouldn't be a bad idea. Not really looking to spend a lot for something that isn't completely necessary at the moment.
more airflow would be a good idea , 70mm hole spacings , aprox is for a 80mm fan http://www.quietpc.com/faq/27
The 80mm refers to outside to outside measurement of the fan
yes i believe it will make a difference because even though the fan will be slightly resticted on intake it will still push way more cfm into your case and will be a lot quieter , better than 80mm airflow