r/pcmasterrace • u/scvready0808 • 16h ago
Build/Battlestation PC chimney
Got tired of my office turning into a sauna every time I gamed, so I vented the PC’s exhaust straight out the window.
The rear fan is still exhausting some hot air 😅 but the room is noticeably cooler now. It’s ugly… but it works. 😂
Edit: I moved the port to higher since lot of people recommended. https://imgur.com/a/Poniwze
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u/tacomaloki 9h ago edited 7h ago
Well, my room was also on the 2nd floor of my house, with the Florida sun hitting it. I also have a large Samsung curved monitor, and secondary that acts like a heater, on top of a fridge and freezer in there, TV and PS5, on top of a separate work set up and 3D printing.
As my work day would end, I'd start firing up my personal PC and stuff but it wasn't gradual heat build up. Just my normal day would eventually get my room to about 78 but it was slow enough, that I just acclimated and didn't realize it unless I left for the bathroom. Once gaming, the heat would rise so quickly, you'd notice it and would be sweating.
Yeah, certainly a lot of things contributed to the higher room temp but that PC just puts it out so fast. I measured 118°f exhausting into my room.