noBruslav
Or just open this :
 
https :// imgur.com /R08cXVf
 
The red squares indicate the fans.

The back fan looks like it's an exhaust fan. Put your hand on the back of the case and you should feel the air.

From what I can see the fan direction on the CPU heatsink show that the air is being pushed threw and out towards the back case fan which is good.

Front is probably an intake fan but cant tell. Top no idea.

Anyways the label side which has the model number ect. Is the side the air direction is going out.

Not alot of air coming in for the GPU. And the heat coming off the GPU is being fed to the CPU.

noBruslav
Or just open this :
 
https://imgur.com/R08cXVf
 
 

 
The red squares indicate the fans.
 
Edit: link fixed by Cool GTX

The one to the left of the CPU is correct attached to the case is correct. Fans draw in toward the hub and exhaust on the back or label side. I can't see the other fan you show on the bottom right, but if the hub is to the right and the label on the left, that means it is an intake or drawing air in. I can't see both hubs on the fans on the heat sink but both hubs should be facing right and blowing air to the left and toward the exhaust fan on the left. So the one I can see on the right on the CPU heatsink,  is correct. The fan up top of the case, should have the hub facing down so that it is drawing air out.

As far as I can see, the back fan has the sticker on the inside which would mean it's blowing air out, the top fan has the sticker on the inside also which would indicate the same, and the front one also, but not sure about that one. Which would mean all the fans are blowing air OUT (bit weird cuz i can't feel the air as much on the top fan so maybe i'm wrong about that one).

He can't open the case as it will void his warranty.
As tightly packed as that case is, I would seek out some high pressure, high flow fans and have the shop install them. Run the computer at the shop like you would at home to see the resulting temps before you take it home again to save you a trip if it needs additional fans.

Folks need to stop using 'stickers' as a reference. Fans frequently have them on both sides. For all PC fans the INTAKE side is the HUB side. The Exhaust side is the FRAME side.  But yes if you can see the hub of the fan you show on the lower right inside the case, then that is backwards and exhausting instead of bringing cooler air in.
 

HeavyHemi
Folks need to stop using 'stickers' as a reference. Fans frequently have them on both sides. For all PC fans the INTAKE side is the HUB side. The Exhaust side is the FRAME side.  But yes if you can see the hub of the fan you show on the lower right inside the case, then that is backwards and exhausting instead of bringing cooler air in.
 

Yes.. though if it shows the model/serial number it will be the exhaust side.

He mentioned feeling way less air flow from that one. If it is backwards it could be the fan filter that's limiting it. That will limit air flow to the fan regardless and I mostly just remove the filters unless there ok and are not too fine of holes.

Holding your hand to either side of a fan you will feel air even on the suck side.

AHowes

HeavyHemi
Folks need to stop using 'stickers' as a reference. Fans frequently have them on both sides. For all PC fans the INTAKE side is the HUB side. The Exhaust side is the FRAME side.  But yes if you can see the hub of the fan you show on the lower right inside the case, then that is backwards and exhausting instead of bringing cooler air in.
 

Yes.. though if it shows the model/serial number it will be the exhaust side.

He mentioned feeling way less air flow from that one. If it is backwards it could be the fan filter that's limiting it. That will limit air flow to the fan regardless and I mostly just remove the filters unless there ok and are not too fine of holes.

Holding your hand to either side of a fan you will feel air even on the suck side.

I don't know what you mean by 'if it shows the model...'. Yeah sure, almost always the motor info like model and power draw is on the back or exhaust side. I want people to completely stop referencing stickers/serial/ labels whatever for orientation. They all just add confusion. Every PC fan draws into the hub and exhausts on the frame side. I mean, the hub is part of the airflow. It just makes discussing fan orientation fool proof.

Yeah that Thermaltake Versa H35 may be your ticket over the Zalman Z11 PLUS case.

They might charge you a service charge or something for swapping it?

If you can do 2 fans blowing in from the front 1 from the bottom blowing in. And the top really will be a wash as your CPU heatsink is so big the top fan may be blocked.. but if you can get the front top to blow in it could provide cooler air for the CPU. The back out from the CPU heatsink.

I dont think you can do 3 in the front.. think only if you have a radiator to mount the fan to. 2 in the front is better then you got now though. 3 fans in front if possable.

The issue is you want more in then out for less dust issues. So 2 front in,1 bottom in, back out, top front in. So that's 4 in and only 1 out. But that's fine cause the heat will be forced out all the openings in the case.

If they can fit fans above the CPU heatsink go back top out and front top in.

So that would be 4 in and 3 out..

Of course you can adjust the fan speeds to make the in faster then the out if needed for negative preasue. Granted if the motherboard has that many fan inputs :)

Sorry for the long post! Hehe

Also if you can afford to and they have one.. think about a large triple 120/140mm rad for the CPU. If you can get that case you can install that right in front. Can just do the 3 fan push on the rad.

So that would give you 3 fans in the front, still do 1 fan in the bottom blowing in as well and do 1 out at the back and 2 top back and leave the front top open.

That would be 4 in and 3 out.

Dont worry about thinking of massive heat coming in the case to the gpu.. done this many of times with a water loop. Mostly the air will be barely warm coming off the rad.. basicly you will still have plenty of cooler air entering the case for your GPU.

Besides.. when your gaming its mostly your GPU that's being stressed and your CPU is barely under load.

In a perfect world.. if they happen to have a ftw3 hybrid or any hybrid card sitting in the shop (or even a hybrid kit for a card in the shop) and you want that when you go back :) slap that in there. Have them install the hybrid small rad in the back side. Though you'll need a CPU hybrid cooler as you wont be able to install that huge heatsink in there with it.

noBruslav
Yeah well..If there is an option to swap the CASE and the GPU i would be willing to do both since the Thermaltake case costs less that my Z11 PLUS..For GPU If I'm going to swap i was thinking about this one : https ://www.asus.com /Graphics-Cards/ ROG-STRIX-GTX1080TI-O11G-GAMING/ with a bit of an additional charge (since the ASUS is a bit more expensive) and the card has reportedly one of the best cooling systems on it with 3 fans.
 
So basically i would want AS MANY fans as I can get + the new graphics card. Firstly tho, think I'm gonna take the PC to the shop, ask them to run some tests and see what can be done.
 
As for the high idle temp : I have 3 monitors connected (1 DP 144 hz and 2 60 hz - one in HDMI and one in DVI-D) so my idle clock is around 1442 MHZ and around 52-58 degrees C. I tried the Multi display power saver but turns out that when I enter a fullscreen app (game) then the screen flickers occasionally (perhaps because the clock keeps jumping from 150-600 to like 1700-1900 depending on necessity). Curious that when a 3rd monitor isn't connected my idle temp is steadily at like 45-50 max and the clock 150-250. Even tried pluging the 3rd monitor into the DVI-D on my MOBO but still same idle clock (which was weird).

;) nice card there and was debating that one myself back when.

Hopefully they wont be you know what's and they say the need to toss in a retrun/exchange fee and service charge to swap the case and rebuild it just to attempt to sway you from changing your mind.

Would think the option is open since you mention you could flat out return it if unhappy and they would work to make you happy.

AHowes
Oh and yes, name a sense of the higher idle temps with the triple monitors.

Didn't quite understand ?

I understand :)

noBruslav
Contacted the shop and gonna go there tomorrow for some testing, aditionally told them i'd like them to setup 2 aditional fans in the case (1 140mm at the bottom and 1 120 mm at the top since i have the space for it) that are a bit one the quality side (not the random crap). Will see still but hoping for the best :) PS. Today since it's not that hot i guess i had max like 72 degrees C without the agressive fan curve so fingers crossed :D

Hope it works out for you!