I completely agree, I definitely prefer the blower style instead of dumping a lot of hot air inside the case ..better yet, blower style with an AiO cooler on it (Hybrid cards as EVGA calls them).
 
The 'newer' style of cooling GPUs have different names depending on the company making them, but "ACX" is the commonly used name for EVGA cards with that style of cooling (or ACX 2.0 or ICX, ICX2...). If you want straight air cooled GPU(s), the ACX style are supposedly better performing than blower style *providing* you have very good airflow through your case... supposedly. I'm not sold on them at all, but that's just me.
 
 

Blower isn't ideal as it's a single fan that has to spin very fast so it can be very loud like a jet. Also it's blowing the air over the whole surface of the card and out the back which can heat up parts that are not running hot. With modern cases and good cable management the heat going into the case isn't really a big deal. I have the DG-86 case and it's only running at 75f inside the case and my room is at 72f on my 1070 blowing it's hot air into my case.

Yes Nereus, we both completely agree with we enjoy blower type over the exhaust type.
 
Hoggle, does having more fans help with the air flow management?
 
Cool GTX, I have a NZXT Apollo mid size case. I have a EVGA GeForce GTX 670 2GB blower. Yes very important that you are not reheating up the case with the graphics card.
 
Hoggle and Cool GTX, should I really add more fans (I am not maxed out on my case fans) and then switch to an exhaust type EVGA graphics card? I am planning on not upgrading my current setup and instead planning for AMD Ryzen Zen 2 3000 series and AMD X570 motherboard.
 
Thank you everyone for your advice 

 
Blower fans.      

+1 joeymir
 
You could not do this with Non-blower cards & control Temps
 

@Xrayman @Joeymir Thank you that I do not have to make a life changing decision to switch to exhaust type. I was getting worried with the lack of support for them from major retailers. Only the EVGA website has the modern 2080 and 2070 blowers available for sale. I wish they were available at Amazon, Best Buy and Micro Center in blower style please.
 
@Sajin Open air workbench? What are the advantages of an open air workbench? I am not going to be working on the computer specifications everyday like Linus Tech Tips. He is awesome!
 
All that I will be waiting for is an EVGA Nvidia GeForce Peripheral Component Interconnect Express 4.0 blower version combined with AMD Ryzen Zen 2 3rd generation including 3900X and AMD X570 motherboard is the goal!

Cool GTX
+1 joeymir
 
You could not do this with Non-blower cards & control Temps
 

And then you have this ....lol. Can you imagine 3x GPU's dumping out hot air inside a closed chassis for the rest of your components to "cool off"? not good. As a side note, there is a reason most servers, automobiles,  or anything that needs a long lasting air flow solution use blower type fans. They generally can move more air quickly, and last a hec of a lot longer. I've never had a blower type GPU fail personally, where I've had some fans like you see on ACX coolers fail. 

I used to always use blower type cards. But for my 2080 tis i went with the ACX style of blower. I could instantly see a sizable difference in temps, the ACX even in SLI config was a lot lower than blowers ever could do. I have my system on an open air case however, i would not really want to use ACX blowers inside a case.

JPSHRACER1486
AMMYguy would you still go with ACX blowers if you were building a enclosed case system? Would the temperatures still be better with ACX over a blower graphics card? I only have ever used one graphics card in my systems.

 
Looks like the answer is No ---> I quoted the last statement in his previous post
 
---> ACX are great Coolers - they do however rely on your airflow inside your case to get the Heat out of the case before the ACX sucks the heat back into the Cooler - causing a heat loop, with ever increasing temps

ARMYguy
 I have my system on an open air case however, i would not really want to use ACX blowers inside a case.

Personally my own case is air cooled 1 side fan and 1 outtake in back case fan. I am not sure how many fans in my next build. However, my plan is to use all fan slots with 120mm or larger fans on my next build. Probably mid-tower again balancing size with weight of the case. Definitely going with blower again hopefully for my EVGA graphics card. Processor (CPU) standard AMD cooler. However, I should check out the aftermarket cooler scene.