The space heater is back

[DaMulta]

:roll: I can feel the heat rolling over my keyboard coming from my PC again. See what happens when you turn the A/C off:rockout:

[wtf8269]

I hate it. Not only do I have the heat coming from my PC and monitor, but I've also got an entire A/V rack sitting next to me producing a ton of heat, and you can't forget the TV either. If I were in charge of the temperatures this house would be kept at 65º F. I'd save a lot of money during the winter, but it would cost me during the summer. I'd rather be too cold than too hot. You can always put on more layers.

[PVTCaboose1337]

I hate it. Not only do I have the heat coming from my PC and monitor, but I've also got an entire A/V rack sitting next to me producing a ton of heat, and you can't forget the TV either. If I were in charge of the temperatures this house would be kept at 65º F. I'd save a lot of money during the winter, but it would cost me during the summer. I'd rather be too cold than too hot. You can always put on more layers.

oh I have the same feeling, I always keep the AC up stairs at 70.

[bruins004]

Damn how hot do your computers get.
I got 2 in my room and I honestly cannot feel the heat.
And yes they are both on for extended periods during the day and night (but not 24/7).
And it is usually 65F in my room...Sometimes 70F.

[cjoyce1980]

since i moved, i wish my computer can heat up my new room like my old. now in the room i have my xbox360 and that doesnt help push up the room temp.

both sit at around 45c, which is nice, but my feet get bloody cold.

[zekrahminator]

Heating in my computer room sucks, I'm so happy to have a super powerful computer to do the heating for me :D. Just to let you guys know, space heaters aren't the ONLY thing you can do with a hot computer. If you make your own heatsink with heatpipes and whatnot, you can get a serious griddle going :). Seriously, think about it lol. Use heatpipes to transfer heat from a P4 EE prescott, and then do the same for your X1900XTX's :laugh:. Need toast? Just let the system sit on idle. Need to cook tonights pork chops in a flash? Start folding@home :roll:.

[ktr]

dont worry, cpu can handle 65-75F just fine, but its not good for them.

o yea, for sktA its really not good.

[zekrahminator]

I'm pretty sure you mean 65-75C, because 65-75F hasn't been seen on a CPU with stock cooling since the days of P1 MMX :).