@GetEveryone said:
" The air temperature isn't changing around the computer because the fan isn't able to regulate it.
In a sauna, the steam may be allowed to escape with the door open, but, bar the initial influx of cool air, the heat emitting object would not cool. It is still giving off the same amount of heat, though the air around it isn't as efficiently heated. Your comparison doesn't fly. Well, certainly not in your favour.
What an obnoxious, ignorant ass.
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When you open up that case, you remove a layer of insulation between the inside of the case and the room allowing free airflow which equalizes the temperature between the two.
The heat generated inside the case is much higher than that of the room, so by removing the door, you are lowering the ambient temp inside the case.
The gpu fan is now drawing from this lower temp air inside the case and passing this cooler air over the heatsink, there is also less resistance to the fan as you are drawing from a larger, less restricted volume of air.
You stating that this will not only make no change, but stating that it will actually make it hotter is absolutely asinine.
If you don't believe me, open your case and try it out yourself.
Don't get mad at me for correcting obviously bad information.
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