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+---- Thread: PC in an indoor freezer with dehumidifiers? (/showthread.php?tid=4337313)
PC in an indoor freezer with dehumidifiers? - Sennheiser - Jul 13, 2014
Say I put a PC in an indoor freezer for constant use
and a bunch of dehumidifiers are set inside to keep the room as dry as possible but still really cold
would the PC work really well?
* - Imaqtpie - Jul 13, 2014
I wouldnt see why not. I mean my pc works fine and all I have is the internal fans cooling it. So that setup should make the performance skyrocket.
* - Sennheiser - Jul 13, 2014
(Jul 13, 2014 09:56 AM)Dominick Wrote: I wouldnt see why not. I mean my pc works fine and all I have is the internal fans cooling it. So that setup should make the performance skyrocket.
ikr especially when the fucker runs a bunch of shit at once :P
The fans would probably run slowly
* - Imaqtpie - Jul 13, 2014
(Jul 13, 2014 09:59 AM)Incereon Wrote: ikr especially when the fucker runs a bunch of shit at once :P
The fans would probably run slowly
Yeah dude. Your setup is fine. Dont worry about it. š¤
* - RĘDSPY - Jul 13, 2014
For Optimal performance, dip the motherboard in liquid nitrogen.
* - NoMemes - Jul 13, 2014
I have heard of completely coating a motherboard in some type of metal or something that is non conductive but transfers heat very well then running water or LN over the whole mobo / cpu / ram / psu.
Sounds like that would be cheaper if you are paying for the freezer's power bill
* - $lick - Jul 13, 2014
As long as you make sure no ice what so ever is formed then sure.
* - Rooter - Jul 13, 2014
That would be pretty sick as long as no ice forms like Lazy said.