is this bad for my pc?

[Linksys120n]

I stuck it right in the air stream of my AC... Temps have never been lower.

 

But what about humidity? will it get too high?

[LHJKO]

1 minute ago, Linksys120n said:

I stuck it right in the air stream of my AC... Temps have never been lower.

 

But what about humidity? will it get too high?

thats gonna blow water right into ur pc

[DrMacintosh]

3 minutes ago, Linksys120n said:

But what about humidity?

Depends on your AC unit, but I wouldn't put my PC next to it. 

[JakeNTech]

I would have it in the same room as my pc but not right next to my pc.

[flibberdipper]

14 minutes ago, Vernw3 said:

thats gonna blow water right into ur pc

You do know that air conditioners are just fancy dehumidifiers right? The whole point of AC/dehumidifiers is to remove moisture from the air.

 

Though OP I wouldn't personally do it because if the inside of your PC is colder than the rest of the room, you do put yourself at a bit of a risk for condensation buildup, especially when you turn the AC off or move your PC away from it.

[Linksys120n]

1 minute ago, tmcclelland455 said:

You do know that air conditioners are just fancy dehumidifiers right? The whole point of AC/dehumidifiers is to remove moisture from the air.

 

Though OP I wouldn't personally do it because if the inside of your PC is colder than the rest of the room, you do put yourself at a bit of a risk for condensation buildup, especially when you turn the AC off or move your PC away from it.

Okay so when I move my pc away witch should be now I should turn it off and stuff it with rags till it warms up.

[flibberdipper]

22 minutes ago, Linksys120n said:

Okay so when I move my pc away witch should be now I should turn it off and stuff it with rags till it warms up.

The way I'd do it would take longer, and that's basically just cranking case fans up and slowly moving it away over the course of a few hours with the AC still on, of course.

[Linksys120n]

Just now, tmcclelland455 said:

The way I'd do it would take longer, and that's basically just cranking case fans up and slowly moving it away over the course of a few hours with the AC still on, of course.

I flipped it around so the air hits the back of the case then checked the insides and they were bone dry and not all that cold so it should be fine.