For example, if I was playing Fortnite, my PC will logically get warm, as it is under full load and will carry the heat from the components to the outside or to the outside.
Now my question:
Is it really bad or damaging, for example, if I quit Fortnite and shut down my PC directly?
Absolutely not, because the fans still run for a short time and the hardware has a very low load during the process. When the PC is off, then no heat is produced anyway, so it is absolutely not bad. The heat sinks may take only a few hours to reach room temperature, depending on the surface and weight of the heat sink
Apart from why your PC gets warm.
As soon as you finish the game and shut down the computer, he will not have full load. He is only warm. Cool off slowly and finish…
Nothing bad.
Just for fun. Ending under full load would mean pulling the power plug in the middle of the game.
That sounds reassuring.
So my PC is not very hot. CPU reaches 45-50 degrees and my GPU 80-82 degrees.
O.K., so I'm informed.
No, not really, even though I always wait a bit before I shut down my PC…
Even if I always wait a bit before I shut down the PC…
Yes, that's exactly what I do. But then I know, thank you.
