PC Case feels very Hot and very Hot air coming from rear fan while gaming is that Normal ?

[Shantal]

here is the max temp registered on hwinfo64 while i was gaming

 

 

 

[Helpful Tech Witch]

Yeah, its good. Under 75c.

The heat comes out of the cose, thats whats supposed to happen

[Shantal]

2 minutes ago, HelpfulTechWizard said:

Yeah, its good. Under 75c.

The heat comes out of the cose, thats whats supposed to happen

thanks for answering 

but is it Normal also for the case itself to feel hot to touch while gaming ?

[SkilledRebuilds]

Just now, Shantal said:

hanks for answering 

but is it Normal also for the case itself to feel hot to touch while gaming ?

Well the GPU is delivering its 200-220w of output into your case...
The case itself shouldn't play much of a factor to you if you case fans are good enough.
Your CPU is below 75*c.

[Helpful Tech Witch]

1 minute ago, Shantal said:

hanks for answering 

but is it Normal also for the case itself to feel hot to touch while gaming ?

Yeah, it can get pretty hot, the air is cooling something at 70c

But it cant burn you, right?

[da na]

5 minutes ago, Shantal said:

thanks for answering 

but is it Normal also for the case itself to feel hot to touch while gaming ?

Yes.

[Moonzy]

if you can touch it comfortably, it's not that hot in term of PC temps, honestly

[Mark Kaine]

Some psus actually abuse the case as a heatsink, so yeah it *can* get hot, my case stays cool even when cpu/gpu hover around 70c (although they rareley do, more like 60) 

Thats what good ventilation is for, to remove heat from inside the case.

 

14 minutes ago, InstaNewt said:

Yes, the case will eventually reach the same temperature as the air inside,

well not really, or maybe, point is the "inside" of your computer shouldnt really heat up too much if you have *adequate* cooling.

 

>cool air in >warm air out> pc stays cool overall and components cant heat up the case much 

 

 

I mean, that would explain why my case stays icecold while some components inside are approaching hellish temps of near 70C!

 

I think if your case actually heats up a lot you have either bad (terrible) cooling or an "abuser psu" 

 

 

imagine every component would deploy such shameless tactics, cases would melt and fingers burn!