Winter air for cooling PC

[broodreaver]

Hello guys, I'm just thinking on using the winter air to add extra cooling for my PC. I've only tried it once by leaving my room window lil bit open and my tower near it catching the airflow.

Normal 

Cpu temps are 36c(idle) & 70c(Max)

Gpu temps are 34c(idle) & 79c(Max)

room temp is 30c

 

With winter air

Cpu temps 35c(idle) &  67c(Max)

Gpu temps 28-30c(idle) & 71c(max)

Room temp 22-25c

 

My main concern is condensation and corrosion. Is it ok for me to use the winter air or should I just stick to my usual temps?

Please let me know what you guys think. Thanks and happy holidays.

[Speedyv]

It should be fine. Cold air holds less moisture than warm, humid air.

[broodreaver]

It should be fine. Cold air holds less moisture than warm, humid air.

 

But is it really worth freezing to death?

I'm only planning on opening my window when I'm gaming for long hours and it's not really that cold. 

[Speedyv]

I'm only planning on opening my window when I'm gaming for long hours and it's not really that cold. 

 

My celsius to fahrenheit conversions...  

 

I realized this and edited my post LOL