Is this enough space between the rear end of my pc and the wall?

29 Comments

  1. Necessary_Wrangler28

    I think that’s fine you have to remember heat rises so I think the backs ok if you ask me. 1 fan in back? Where the intake side? Top and intake I feel are most important I Mae it all is but that’s prolly good idk what your running or how hot it get but like I said intake fans and top

  2. Necessary_Wrangler28

    All the way in the front or front side

  3. Necessary_Wrangler28

    I’d put the one on the back like you have and the other above the cpu and gpu at the far back slot do you kno what case it is and it’s not gonna suck it back in if they are all the way in the front

  4. killerbern666

    the front is clear and its where the intake usualy is so it will blow hot air in the back which is fine 🤷‍♂️

    clearly not ideal but it shouldnt be a problem

  5. Snoo_78805

    Check your temps as you push it closer to the wall.

    I’d put money on it that you’re fine.

  6. xeathkid

    That’s fine. Mine is worse and the tempt are usually 30 while playing league and under game 60c

  7. AngryDragonoid1

    Heat rises much faster than you might think. Some passive cooled systems have been shown blowing paper around with no fans. I think it will be more than fine provided you have enough active pressure to ensure the heat doesn’t try back feeding into the system. I would wager a high temp system might move enough air to feel it moving with your hands. Run a benchmark for 5-10 minutes, especially if it’s an air cooler, and see what your temps are. Cinebench is free. Use Hardware Monitor to monitor power and temps. For my system (i9-10900K on NVMe Drives) Windows Defender full system scan is a borderline benchmark, pinning my system to full.

  8. dingledorfnz

    You need a minimum of 5 inches of clearance.

  9. WhiteHawk77

    Yes that’s fine, if it makes any difference to temps it’s going to be negligible as long as there’s space above and to the side for the air to escape.

  10. KeyboardGunner

    Plenty of space and I wouldn’t hesitate to push it back even further.

  11. Archon-Toten

    You could make/print a duct to keep the air away from the cables, that would also let you move it closer. Otherwise it should be fine, fun your hottest game and stick your hand down there.

  12. PallyCecil

    As long as you are not kinking cables you are good.

  13. fannoredditt2020

    Should be ok. Top is perforated. Do you have any fans inside, along the top?

  14. cuntyourblessing

    Lol. Dude push it as far back as you possibly want. As long as cables aren’t being damaged you’re fine. Your temps won’t suffer your PC won’t suffer.

  15. CheesierSoup

    If the fans are in correctly, the exhaust fans could be an inch away from the wall and be fine. It’s the intake fans that need fresh air. So this looks fine

  16. Your-MUMM

    Yes but I have a small usb fan to help with the airflow

  17. FAILNOUGHT

    it’s fine but would be better for the temps to have exhaust fans on the front and in take one on the back speaking from experience

  18. zero_four

    4inch ? I’d say that’s above average distance.

  19. chaosgodloki

    Mine sits about the same and my temps are fine. You’ll be okay.

  20. Zorcky-2C

    I’d say no but it is probably fine. You could get few degrees cooler by spacing it more from the wall I think.
    Just stick you hand in this space after a long gaming session and check if the air is absurdly hot.

  21. Misterpoody

    it’s enough for the PC, and enough for my girlfriend!

  22. Cryogenics1st

    Long as your cables aren’t immediately touching the wall as they bend down from the port plugged into, that’s generally enough clearance.

  23. Sandwic_H

    If you have top exhaust fans it’s enough.

  24. Megustanuts

    That’s how my PC has been for 13-14 years. This is also with only 2 case fans working and 1 huge CPU fan… I really need to replace my case that I’ve had for almost 60% of my life.

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