Changed to a smaller case, now it's pumping out massive heat

[bigbob1]

So, I had a full sized corsair case for the last 7 years without issue.

At Xmas ingot a 1st Player Steampunk SP8 for a bit of bling and also to save a bit of space.

But when pushing my machine, the heat it now pumps out is unreal, the cpu and cpu are both sitting in the middle of normal, so I don't THINK that's the issue.

But wirh the same components, I'm having way more heat pumped into the room.

Am I right to assume the smaller case has caused this and a bigger case would resolve it once again? Or is it something like likey the cause?

Running a 3800x, liquid cooled and a 1080ti none liquid

 

[bigbob1]

Thanks buddy, the room is so hot that was it winter, I'd not need the heating on

 

[bigbob1]

How many fans are fitted?

How many are intake and exhaust?

Case looks very good for the money even though it comes with no fans.

Any chance of pics?

Ahhh, see my old case made me lazy so when I swapped over to this, I just stalled the radiator for the cpu and the gfx, I didn't actually install any case fans...... What do I need to do? And how should I position them lol


Edit yes I'm an idiot, had a bad couple of years with a major health issue, so just been bundling though.
Thanks mate

 

[bigbob1]

I'll grab some fans, what's the best value ones? And how do I need to position them?



Thanks and sorry for being an idiot

 

[bigbob1]

Thanks man I appreciate it

 

[bigbob1]

One last question, if I'm adding 6 more fans will o need a hub controller for so many or can I plug them all into my MSI mpg x570 gaming pro carbon

Sorry if this is a stupid question

 

[bigbob1]

Normally you can connect 3 fans per fan header and pwm fans are 4 pin to control the fan speed. So 2 headers or a fan hub .

If you get the arctic p12 pwm pst the pst fans can be linked together without the need for a fan splitter.

Great, thanks