Many multi-residential buildings (like mine) have a central cooling plant to cool the building, where water or glycol is cooled in the central plan and pumped through risers through the building to provide a cooling source for air handlers in each unit. Leaving aside the fact that in most buildings this equipment is considered a common element and so modifying it or using it other than in an air handler would probably be prohibited by condo board regulations, (and in a rental building, almost certainly is not permitted), has anyone actually ever tested cooling a PC using this loop? Given the cooling and pumping equipment is centralized, and obviously of a very high capacity, it should, in theory, provide a very efficient, very quiet solution.
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