Apocalypse, if you have the money to get a new case, I would recommend you buy one with either 2x120mm fans, or a minimum of 3x80mm fans. But, if you don't want to spend the money, it's possible to keep that case. You would need to just at the minimum, install an exhaust fan where there's supposed to be one, and install an 80mm intake fan where I know there has to be a spot for one, at the front. If there isn't already a place to mount an 80mm intake, it's not hard to do yourself. Just buy or borrow a handheld jigsaw (around $20 US for a cheap one), spend a couple of dollars for a package of metal blades for it, and use the fan that you buy as the template for where to cut. Use either a sharpened pencil, or a mechanical pencil, and draw your circle. I would recommend a 120mmx25mm (25 is the depth) fan, because it moves more air, but makes less noise. Remove your left side panel, get out your tape measure, and measure to a point where the edge of the fan will be blowing on the video card. Your cpu will still receive a large amount of the air coming in, especially since the newly-mounted exhaust fan will be removing the hot air that your psu fan is putting out. I can guarantee you that if you do that, you won't need a new case. BTW, the reason we call it "air cooling" is because we use cool air to cool the components, not the same hot air that's been in the case all along! Hope it works for you.