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I would definitely recommend swapping out the stock fans with stronger fans.

Any recommendations on fans? I want it to be as cheap as possible with sufficient air flow.

I plan on running 6 gtx 1070s in the Rosewill RSV-L4500

I was planning on running these cards: 08G-P4-5173-KR

Also if you think there is a difference between blower style or non in this case design please let me know!

I purchased the Corsair SP Fans. I will update when I get mine running.

Yeah definitely let me know how they work!

Also, are you swapping out just the front 3 fans or did you change out all 6 120mm fans for the corsair ones?

Not enough room to have the 3 fans in the middle of the chassis with everything in it (I tried several different ways of doing it) using 7X MSI GTX 470 Gaming cards.

So I opted for better fans at the front.

Note: This configuration is ideally suited for hot air to exit the front, not intake -- that's something I didn't realize when I purchased. Now that I have one near setup and 3 more in process of ordering I'm comfortable with it that way for my use but it will be a little different looking at the back of the rig than the front lol.

So you are pulling in air from the rear near the PSU and exhausting out the front near the GPUs? If so, then this case will not have any protection from dust correct because the dust filter is only in the front

Yup, I'm going to try to setup this first one to intake air from the front and do a test but the problem is you will push all that heat from the GPU's into the PSU, Board, Memory/CPU -- I'm not sure which is the lesser of the two evils.

The kit and its instructions however have the hot air coming out the front.