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My gaming computer(3770k, H100i, Asus GTX 780ti(aftermarket cooler)) are cooled inside a Corsair 600t. There is a 240mm intake fan in the front, 4 120mm fans where the side window is. One rear exhaust fan and two fans over the H100i. My rooms gets really hot in the summer because of my system. I have my door open, both of my windows open and the ceiling fan in my room running but it still gets hot. What can I do to make my room cooler and my system run cooler

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My gaming computer(3770k, H100i, Asus GTX 780ti(aftermarket cooler)) are cooled inside a Corsair 600t. There is a 240mm intake fan in the front, 4 120mm fans where the side window is. One rear exhaust fan and two fans over the H100i. My rooms gets really hot in the summer because of my system. I have my door open, both of my windows open and the ceiling fan in my room running but it still gets hot. What can I do to make my room cooler and my system run cooler

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_conditioning

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Take everything in your room, and move inside this http://www.cabelas.com/product/U-S-Cooler-Walk-In-Game-and-Meat-Locker/714721.uts?productVariantId=1632954&srccode=cii_17588969&cpncode=34-232886344-2&WT.tsrc=CSE&WT.mc_id=GoogleProductAds&WT.z_mc_id1=50023233&rid=40

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Get an A/C or use your PC less.

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I thought this guy got banned already...wtf

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Is getting an A/C the only option?

you can move use your pc less or use it in another room or put bunch of fans in your room.

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You could throw ice at the sun. That should drop the temps quite a bit.

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If you bought a 780 ti..

 

Do the logical thing. Buy a WINDOWED AIR CONDITIONER.

I think throwing ice at the sun is a more viable and cheap solution.

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They say there is no such thing as a dumb question.. i think we can make an exception in this case. Seriously? Your computer makes heat.. Hot air will always be hot regardless. Opening your windows and doors isn't going to magically cool your system down if the outside air is also hot.. The obvious answer is dont use your computer during the day or as much. Turn down OCs on your hardware... Get a windows mounted fan. Or if you actually want to cool the air, get an ac unit. 

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If you're 4 years old, sure.

Yes.

 

Like @N3rot0zin said, I can't take this question seriously.

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They say there is no such thing as a dumb question.. i think we can make an exception in this case. Seriously? Your computer makes heat.. Hot air will always be hot regardless. Opening your windows and doors isn't going to magically cool your system down if the outside air is also hot.. The obvious answer is dont use your computer during the day or as much. Turn down OCs on your hardware... Get a windows mounted fan. Or if you actually want to cool the air, get an ac unit. 

My computer isn't OC'd. I have central A/C so my room takes awhile for it to be cooled

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move your pc into another room or into the hallway and run long cables to your room for display, mouse, keyboard, usb dildo, microphone and other common peripherals.

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I swear i thought that link said Caselabs.com at first :P

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My computer isn't OC'd. I have central A/C so my room takes awhile for it to be cooled

...If your house is central AC, opening your windows is doing the oppos... you know what nevermine. Obvious troll is obvious. 

 

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My computer isn't OC'd. I have central A/C so my room takes awhile for it to be cooled

Well, you said that you have all of your windows open and your door open, which is a fatal flaw because you're just letting all of that cool air from your Central AC straight out.

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...If your house is central AC, opening your windows is doing the oppos... you know what nevermine. Obvious troll is obvious. 

 

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No what I'm saying is I don't use my central A/C often. I'm not trying to troll

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maybe you can get AIR CONDITIONING.

 

or you can do it the ltt way and water cool your pc and put the rads outside

 

or get like 5 of these and ponit them at you and your pc

 

http://www.industrialfansdirect.com/portable-cooling.html

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