Sub zero ?

[StonerNixon]

Probably a dumb question , but In a vacuum, like in space , it’s absolute zero Correct ? . Which is supposed to be fuckin cold lol so like ... computer in a vacuum ? Is that a thing lol just spit balling if it’s not a thing , but like sounds kinda dangerous lol first off how dose one create a vacuum the size of a computer  and say something goes wrong , could a vacuum of that size cause harm to a near by person ? 

[BinaryShadow]

actually worse, the vacuum reduces the way heat can transfer, radiation is all that can pass so computer overheats, usually convection transfers heat away but without air.. nope

[StonerNixon]

Ouhhh Ouhkay so air is needed for the heat to transfer properly .... shit well this sucks I though I was a genius

[Pixel5]

10 minutes ago, StonerNixon said:

Ouhhh Ouhkay so air is needed for the heat to transfer properly .... shit well this sucks I though I was a genius

this is also the precise reason the international space station has huge radiators, they have problem getting rid of all the heat that is being produced on the station due to the missing atmosphere.