600T Owners. Help increase air flow.

[Williamea]

I have the original 600T and I am a little disapointed with the stock airflow. I have recently added a EVGA GTX 670 SC and want to increase airflow to the card in hopes of lowering its temps. After a bit of searching and just checking my case the stock fans do not seem to be that great and I am looking for suggestions to improve.
Replace the front 200mm with another?
Replace the top 200mm with two 120mm?
Replace the rear 120mm?
I have also thought about adding a couple of 120s to the inside of the case somehow. Either in the optical bay area or where the HDD cages where.

Thanks in advance for any tips.

 

[xelosia]

you might want to look at getting the mesh side panel for the 600T. Those side panels hold up to 4 120 mm fans you can also look into getting 200 mm fans like the BitFenix Spectre pro fans

http://www.canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=6_108&item_id=036989

http://www.canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=8_130&item_id=044267

 

[Williamea]

Anyone have the specs on the 3 stock fans that come with the original 600T?

Whats [H] thought on this:
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/16145/slf-11/Akust_Adjustable_Magnetic_Fan_Bridge_Mounting_Kit_BK00-0107-AKS.html?tl=g47c121s262

Has anyone else tried monthing 120's inside their 600T?

 

[PureQuaternion]

I have a 650D, which is very similar. I'm considering replacing the front stock fan with one of these: http://www.frozencpu.com/products/14436/fan-926/BitFenix_Spectre_Pro_200mm_Fan_-_Black_BFF-SPRO-20025KK-RP.html?tl=g36c15s1584.

The 120mm bracket thing looks interesting. Could also be useful for a second set of fans in front of the GPU. From their picture, though, it looks like only one fan would fit. Do they have other sizes?

 

[XacTactX]

If you want to lower GPU temperatures a side fan is the best way. On my NZXT Lexa S my Radeon HD 5450 idles at 46* with the side panel OFF, but if I have the side on with the fan running at about 800 RPM it idles at 41*. That's a huge drop for just a little bit of airflow. The problem is that usually the expansion slots don't get much dedicated airflow. A side fan does a nice job of fixing that.

Here is a nice article with some case experiments. Pay attention to the GPU temperatures with a side fan. http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/Which-is-the-Best-Place-to-Install-a-Case-Fan-Part-2/1483/1