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Using air conditioner to cool down CPU air cooler - Overclockers Forums
Hi guys,
Has anyone ever attempted to use an air conditioner to cool case and computer components.
I am thinking about setting up something like that but I have no clue where to start.
Any suggestions?
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Yeah, simplest thing to do is build a duct from the air con to the intake fans of the case.
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Air conditioned air cooling at its finest !
If you're going to actually buy a new air conditioner, decent water cooling would probably cost close to the same, would use much less power and wouldn't take up near as much room.
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I thought it was bad to cool with an AC because of condensation?
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There is that concern, but air conditioners generally remove any humidity from the air they put out.
As long as the general humidity in the house is low, the a/c probably won't cool the components far enough below ambient to cause any condensation.
Definitely something to keep an eye on until you're sure it won't happen though.
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Quote: : There is that concern, but air conditioners generally remove any humidity from the air they put out.
As long as the general humidity in the house is low, the a/c probably won't cool the components far enough below ambient to cause any condensation.
Definitely something to keep an eye on until you're sure it won't happen though.
Well i am looking to get temperatures in the range 20-15 C.
I know i can get a lot cooler but i wont go lower coz of condensation.
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