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Do you like having hardware that produces allot of heat, yes or no?

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Do you like having hardware that produces allot of heat, yes or no?

God no. It's terrible for longevity and it heats up the room. It can make your parts throttle too.

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Meh unless its 80c + then i like my room to be warm so i have an excuse for using my fan

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nope. i like it cool  B)

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We have a bathtub in my house. It gets pretty hot.  B)

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I have an ultrabook, so that makes no difference to the room temperature. But I hate gaming in a warm environment, my poor little laptop gets so warm then...:(

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My heater is broken so I end up wearing long pants and a hoodie.


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Heck no, Singapore is hot enough as it is

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actually in winter i like how gaming keeps the room warm but in summer i often turn on the big fan and hate how hot the room gets right now its kinda bareable but when outside temperatures hit 30C my system and i die gasping for air

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actually in winter i like how gaming keeps the room warm but in summer i often turn on the big fan and hate how hot the room gets right now its kinda bareable but when outside temperatures hit 30C my system and i die gasping for air

And I'm at the point where 30C feels cold. COLD FFS.

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God no. It's terrible for longevity and it heats up the room. It can make your parts throttle too.

There's nothing worse than having your parts throttled.

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And I'm at the point where 30C feels cold. COLD FFS.

well i live in germany and was born in russia so i often say it better be 2 degrees too cold than to hot. i gues my biggest problem is not even the temperature its the air not beeing breathable. i like the cold because the air is soo fresh and i can really concentrate but when its summer and theres no wind whatsoever the air just sits there heating you up like an old boritto and just breathing feels like a workout already then there my limit. 

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I like my parts hot if that means they've got great performance. But not hot enough to damage them. Otherwise, I gotta have it cool in the room. I can always put more clothes on than I can take off.

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Do you like having hardware that produces allot of heat, yes or no?

 

Why would anybody want this?

 

Just curious as to why you would think people would want their CPU to be like 110 degrees and on fire

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In the summer my room is like 30°-35°c 24/7

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Hell no. It's so annoying having to have the window opens because occasionally flies come in and I have this lovely quiet PC then a noisy ass fan having to cool me down..

 

The only perk is running stress-tests before you go in a shower so your rooms nice and warm for when you get out of the shower (going downstairs to put the heating on isn't an option in the cold.. ;D).

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NOPE!

 

Even in winter, with absolutely no overclocks on my main rig and all fans at their max speeds, I have to keep my window open wide to have a comfortable temperature while gaming. In summer my room is basically a second sauna.

 

As long as no PC components get above 70°C, and no mobile devices get above 40°C, everything is fine.

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If I had a rig, I would enjoy it in the winter, and I would have an air conditioner installed in the room where the rig is in. (The room where it would go has no A/C)

 

Or I could use it in the basement and run the CPU as a boiler to keep the house warm.

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Depends. If its winter, hell yeah :D

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God no. It's terrible for longevity and it heats up the room. It can make your parts throttle too.

Technically your room heats up more when your PC is better cooled... A fan doesn't cool down a room or your PC. It just transfers energy. So lots of fan with high RPM in a PC takes a lot of energy out of the PC and transfers it to the room. Low RPM fans transfer less energy to the room, so the PC keeps the energy and is hotter. That applies of course when using the same hardware.

You can't cool down a room with a fan. The airflow you feel on your skin feels cold because your skin is wet.

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NO, NOOOOOOOOO The heat is killer.... especially when your in a small room..... good GODDDDD

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Technically your room heats up more when your PC is better cooled... A fan doesn't cool down a room or your PC. It just transfers energy. So lots of fan with high RPM in a PC takes a lot of energy out of the PC and transfers it to the room. Low RPM fans transfer less energy to the room, so the PC keeps the energy and is hotter. That applies of course when using the same hardware.

You can't cool down a room with a fan. The airflow you feel on your skin feels cold because your skin is wet.

Well mine vents straight out the window and it's also water-cooled so it stays pretty cool ordinarily.

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