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Ever wondered how to drop temperatures? well all i did was move my PC from on top of my desk to the floor ( which is made from carpet) and my temps have dropped to 38C idle on stock HSF, it used to idle at 44C on the top of the desk. Everybody always said DON'T PUT IT IN THE FLOOR CARPET IS BAD! Well all i can see is benefits. Just got to clean out the PSU dust filter a little more probably.
 

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Heat Rises. Cool Air Drops, Cooler down at the bottom.
 
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oh haha, this is cool though im just really excited i hate to post a thread about it. my brother just told me the same thing you did, seems logical
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Thankyou very much
 

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Originally Posted by Kevlo
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Heat Rises. Cool Air Drops, Cooler down at the bottom.

Thats not really true. Heat doest rise, but hot gas is more buoyant that cooler gas which is where this misunderstanding comes from.

As for this case, I can guarantee that the cases altitude has nothing to do with the temp change. There is something else causing this, like maybe conditioned air from a vent being more int hat area or some improved airflow.

The main reason I keep my PCs off the ground is because there is probably more dust down there.
 
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