I'm having high CPU and GPU temps when playing Flight Simulator with my 10850k and EVGA 3080. My case is part of an ABS build from NewEgg using a Rosewill Spectra D100. My CPU cooler is a Gamdias AIO. I may be upgrading these given that I will have higher than ideal temps (GPU never above 79C, CPU occasionally in 80s during intense load, but often in the 70s).
If I use an external fan, is the risk of condensation really that significant? I've read this in passing online, but haven't seen any hard evidence to back it up. I don't see how this is any different than using fans on a PC case. I don't mind the noise level b/c I was planning on using long cords to have my PC further away from me or outside the door. I would just have the fan facing the front of the PC to augment the amount of cool air going through the PC. I could also open the glass panel and have it pump cool air directly, but this would accelerate dust accumulation in the case.
If I use an external fan, is the risk of condensation really that significant? I've read this in passing online, but haven't seen any hard evidence to back it up. I don't see how this is any different than using fans on a PC case. I don't mind the noise level b/c I was planning on using long cords to have my PC further away from me or outside the door. I would just have the fan facing the front of the PC to augment the amount of cool air going through the PC. I could also open the glass panel and have it pump cool air directly, but this would accelerate dust accumulation in the case.