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> 100W is about what a human produces at rest. Which is why humans are quite "warm to the touch", so yes, you'd definitely feel that.
by qayxc 5y ago
> 100W is about what a human produces at rest.
Which is why humans are quite "warm to the touch", so yes, you'd definitely feel that.
- masklinn 5y ago> Which is why humans are quite "warm to the touch", so yes, you'd definitely feel that. The original comment didn’t specify “to the touch”. Furthermore a (again) well-ventilated case will quickly expel heat, the case of my desktop PC is colder than ambient temp (that it’s aluminium and steel doesn’t help with heat retention either). I might feel some heat if I put my hands in the exit airflow, but even that is not a given: at a mere 100W the windchill of the back fan is likely sufficient to counteract the actual heat.