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With all that air coming in through the front, you need to make sure it goes out to create that perfect air 'tunnel'. So the most perfect place to stick these 2 80mm bad boys was in the back. Very nicely done on Antec's part was that they already drilled 2 spots for it in the back. The only bad part was that again, they decided to use tiny itsy bitsy holes :

After the normal penciling and masking taping, heres the end result :

This has probably got to be the easiest and most efficient way to get air out. It also greatly reduced the noise level since the holes have been chopped out.
I had a spare YS Tech that I ripped out of a Globalwin hs/fan combo so I decided to stick it in the space next to the I/O panel right above my Geforce. Since I had my Alpha heatsink fans suck air out, there was a tremendous amount of hot air sitting right on top of my Geforce. The video card itself was pumping out heat also so this was a good way to get rid of some air at the hottest spot. I penciled, taped and drilled. I had a couple of mistakes because this panel for some reason was very stubborn. Maybe it was because I was getting very impatient and wanted to get the damn thing over with :) :

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