Console putting off lots of heat in standby

Alright, after a long period of turning the console on and off, placing it in standby and then a full power-down, I've come to the conclusion that it's software related.

The problem occurs with the Twitch app. When you have the app open and you're watching a stream, DO NOT put the console in standby without exiting the stream first. If you go into standby during a broadcast, it seems to leave the console in a state of
suspension. Meaning, it never really stops running in standby mode, causing it to heat up as if it was actually powered up.

Microsoft, this needs fixing. And for for petes sake, can you please add a sleep timer already for those of us that watch TV and Twitch at night? I hate falling asleep having left it on all night.

Hi there, I've had my console since launch and never noticed this. As long as your console is working and is not giving you any problems I don't think it's anything to worry about. When the console starts to get above a certain temp it's natural for the
fan to speed up to cool it down. If your that worried about though you can try doing a hard reset on your console by holding the power button the front of the console until it turns off then unplug it from the outlet for 30 sec then plug back in and see if
it's still doing it. Hopefully not but if it is and it's working fine I don't think it's anything to worry about.

the other risk is over heat heat go up and you are put a lot of heat in board unesesary

Xbox One does not have heat issues. A lot has changed since the X360. CPU's put off less heat and consume less power. Microsoft also learned their lesson about poor ventilation and made sure this machine could stay powered on forever without overheating.
My system is on 90% of the time and it putts off heat like any other normal device. My Halo4 X360 will be extremely hot after 24hrs. My X1 can stay on for two days straight and puts off at most half the heat of the X360.

If your console was in instant on using the button on the controller does not turn the console off. It puts it in standby. The only way to truly restart the console is by holding the power button until the controller turns off.