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Anyone else gaming facing the exhaust heat from PC?

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My pc is on open bench setup so I need the usb ports to be handy....and on small table....right behind my my monitor.....

 

it hot, very hot!

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whats your specs? I mean I have a somewhat toasty PC due to my stock cooler but it isn't melting my right leg 

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I've got my PC on my desk, and all heat is exhausted out the back and top. So no problems with heat personally.

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1 minute ago, fantasia. said:

whats your specs? I mean I have a somewhat toasty PC due to my stock cooler but it isn't melting my right leg

r7 1700 +cm212 (60C )/ msi gtx970(77C), both OC . they are cooled well, that means heat is effectively transferred to room~~~   lol

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33 minutes ago, dgsddfgdfhgs said:

My pc is on open bench setup so I need the usb ports to be handy....and on small table....right behind my my monitor.....

 

it hot, very hot!

Since you have an open test bench you don't have to face the exhaust towards you, just turn the fans around. Unless you're using a proprietary cooler with the fans built into it.

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Mine vents into about 1 cubic foot of space. Heat rises as the top is open, put your hand above the space and you can feel the heat!

 

air is all drawn from under or about 1.5 feet from the heat at the front of the case where it’s cool.

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All my heat gets exhausted behind my monitor and above the case.

 

It's not enough to cause any problems, though.

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keep in mind your pc heating the area around it is actually kind of a good thing... means your coolers are working.

But yeah.. getting rid of the heat in the room can be a problem. If you have a ceiling fan, use it. Should help at least a little by moving all the air in the room around

 

leave a door open too if you can

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