Fridge Cooling?

[JaisonJapple]

Hello. I was wondering if I can put my PC in a fridge to keep it cool. I was thinking to maybe cut special holes for the power and internet wires, then insulating those wires and the area around the hole. Is this a bad idea? Please help

[Freaky_spider]

condensation will kill your PC....

[RamboOC]

i did that before. Trust me not worth risking it seriously. The water dripped on my motherboard and it shut down luckily it was still working afterwards

[JaisonJapple]

What if I get some sort of special no -condensation fridge and make the temperature like 50 degrees?

[ForsakenLive]

This was already made a couple of times (I even know a guy that had a system working like that for a couple months),  it's possible, but as stated above, condensation is a problem and it will kill the components.

There are cases with a fridge cooler on them, and they still have problems with condensation and water freezing.

 

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[JaisonJapple]

Okay, thanks

[loccilucas]

Hello. I was wondering if I can put my PC in a fridge to keep it cool. I was thinking to maybe cut special holes for the power and internet wires, then insulating those wires and the area around the hole. Is this a bad idea? Please help

Yes, it is very damp inside a fridge.

[ManWithBeard1990]

Also, fridges generally aren't designed to cool things that produce heat on their own. That will wear out the compressor prematurely.

[Sonefiler]

You could make or water poles and put the radiator in the fridge though

[piggykid1]

Condensation

[Majinferno]

I'm sorry if we have crushed your dreams. 

[LogicalDrm]

You could "maybe" put rads in fridge as they don't contain electricity. Fans would be the problem. And ice build on rads.