im getting a new case with 3 fans in the front 3 in the top and 1 in the back so what would a good intake and exhaust setup be,thanks for any opinions

What case is it, and are you planning on air cooling or AIO-closed loop cooling your CPU etc?
 
Ideally, if it's a normal case (and not one with glass & gaps on the sides) you want to make sure you have slightly more intake pressure than exhaust, otherwise most of the time, you'll have exhaust fans that are removing air from the case before it ever has the chance to actually reach the components you're trying to cool.  Especially if you have a open-face air-cooled card, that can be a problem.
 
Depending on the case, and if it has dust filtration etc, that can have a pretty big impact on what setup will work best.
 
Some people will try to tell you positive, negative or neutral pressure, but the truth of the matter is, you really have to experiment & find what works best for your build.
 
I currently have 6 intake & 4 exhaust fans on my setup (it's a huge case) with 2 of those "exhausts" being through a CPU radiator, the rear exhaust fan I have on a lower speed, as well as the exhaust fan I have down near the GPU at a medium speed.  I also have a dedicated fan over my RAM to make sure it stays cool since I'm running it overclocked with a bit more voltage than it runs stock.  All of my intakes are through dust filtration, which is part of why I have 2 more intake than exhaust.

freakdaddy64
this is the case im getting
 
H710i Matte Black Red | NZXT
 
i have the 510 now but it has 2 fans in front and 1 on top and 1 in the rear im thinking 3 front intake 1 top intake for ram and 2 exhaust im not totally sure i dont overclock and havnt had any issues with temps but want to upgrade the case for more fans. i have 3 blue antec f12 and 5 white antec f 12 im using and see how it goes.

Assuming you're upgrading to a CPU AIO cooler, I'd top mount that, either intake or exhaust.  Then good strong front fans.  If you want you can get a Kraken G12 GPU cooler and AIO (240 or 280), I'd front mount that.
 
Worst thing you can do with an air cooled GPU is use a front mount AIO, it chokes off air flow.

Best to just play around with different configuration while performing benchmark testing.

well the new 710i i have has 3 120mm in front and 1 140mm in back and can hold 3 on top,ive thought about going two 140mm in front for intake and two 140mm on top for intake and one 140mm in rear for exhaust. and im think i want some nice rgb fans just dont know which ones because some have great prices and some are evpensive so i dont know which ones to get.

thanks for reply im going 3 antec 120mm rgb front intake and 3 antec 12mm rgb top intake and 1 antec 140mm rgb rear exhaust and go from there,have not had any temp issues but wanted a case with more cooling options so ill be able to make changes if needed. but it will be colorful.

thanks for reply so if i have 3 front intake can i do 1 top intake toward ram and then 2 other top exhaust and then i would have the 140 rear exhaust