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Best air conditioning for a small room with multiple computers?

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Just wondering what you guys would suggest on how to cool a small room with multiple computers in it? 

 

What air conditioning unit? Portable or permanent? 

 

Not interested in any other daft solution. Air conditioning is the only way to do it.

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In that context, the only drawback I can see with a portable unit is the actual unit itself ( they're quite big...mine is anyway (huehue))becoming a nuisance. 

 

I have a portable unit; the unit sits inside the house with intake and exhaust tubes routed to the window. 

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In that context, the only drawback I can see with a portable unit is the actual unit itself ( they're quite big...mine is anyway (huehue))becoming a nuisance. 

 

I have a portable unit; the unit sits inside the house with intake and exhaust tubes routed to the window. 

I have an exhaust tube already in a place that is easy to connect a portable AC unit up to. I guess the installation would be hugely cheaper

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The portable ones are also usually less effective

Thats that. If you need to get in touch chances are you can find someone that knows me that can get in touch.

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"a small room with multiple computers"

 

Did you mean: "The LTT office"?

 

 

Lol, you probably could use a portable one, or maybe one you put in a window.

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I'm also interested in this. :P

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