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If you want your PC on, let it be on. If you want it off, shut it off. Any extra gymnastics you want to throw in there is wholly your own invention.
If you're concerned about the gpu specifically the Performance tab in Task Manager will show you the temperature of your graphics processor though not the hot spot itself.
And when you turn it back on the heat will be dissipated just as well as it was before you shut it down, so again; if it's fine, it's fine.
Components these days aren't so fragile as to get thermal cycle shock from ambient temperatures in any reasonable timeframe.
If your PC is off, no electricity will flow through the components, thus not creating any heat.
Tell me you know nothing about humidity.
If you really want to understand our weather and you're not just another bad troll, try reading this.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-24305230
https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/learn-about/weather/types-of-weather/humidity/effects
Just turn it off, no need to leave it on to let it cool.