PS: From how many degrees should I worry so seriously?!
Everything up to 80 degrees is normal
57 ° is not even close to bad, especially when the outside temperature is high, so everything is OK
The CPU slows down when it gets too hot. Nothing happens there.
57 degrees is perfect. 80 degrees is then the limit!
Ok, why does the PC use more watts in Fortnite than all other games? And is it normal that the rear fan comes out warm even though it works from behind?
It may well be that Fortnite needs more power / watt!
Air goes in at the front and hot air comes out at the back. The heat has to go somewhere!
OK. My fan cable is lightly in the housing I have 4 RGB fans, but the cable can't come directly to the fan, can it? It's a bit further away from the RGB light.
Nothing happens there!
The cables should of course not be in the fan so that it grinds!
A cable between fan and RGB can't go in that fast, right?
No
How much MM or CM is there space?
Every fan is different. I do not know that
Ok, does the temperature of the housing also have to do with the outside temperature or room temperature, how warm it gets inside the housing? Because in winter it never reaches 57 degrees or where it is cooler.
Yes, it has a lot to do with the outside temperature.
My PC is always quite warm in summer
OK. Why is that actually the case?
When warm air goes into the pc, the pc is warm.
When cold air enters the PC, the PC cools down
Ok, isn't it fatal for the PC that additional heat comes in?
Just 59 degrees on the PC because of Fortnite plus the heat… But nothing happens, right? Just now again 53 how is that going so fast?!
The temperatures are not accurate!
But nothing happens below 70 degrees. The parts shouldn't come above 80 degrees, but that's not the case with you.
