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How efficient would this be? How would I go about doing it... Anyone know of a good guide?

 

And also is it worth it?

 

 

problems, solutions, good and bad, etc.

 

 

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very silly and costly and would not work well.

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How efficient would this be? How would I go about doing it... Anyone know of a good guide?

 

And also is it worth it?

 

 

problems, solutions, good and bad, etc.

 

 

Thanks 

No. Don't do this. Terrible idea. The moisture in the air alone would kill your computer.

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Just do this:

 

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very silly and costly and would not work well.

Even if I already have a spare AC? why wouldn't it work if you don't mind me asking...

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moisture would kill the parts. it would have to be really dry air even then, there are better things to do.

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Even if I already have a spare AC? why wouldn't it work if you don't mind me asking...

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Even if I already have a spare AC? why wouldn't it work if you don't mind me asking...

AC's air is extremely humid it will definatly end up killing the pc, just isn't worth the risk.

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Save your moist ac for something else :D

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very silly and costly and would not work well.

Basically this.

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