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@Nightblue7 , welcome back to the forum.
When you add case fans it is important to maintain a positive airflow. This means that there is more air entering the case that exiting. This eliminates dust build-up inside of the case. Here is a video that will explain this concept:
Once you view the video you will have a much better idea of where you should place fans. Unfortunately, there are no good pictures of the inside of your case. So, it is difficult for me to know where one would fit.
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