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So I just put my PC into my room and holy **** it gets hot... My room gets to 85 F and it is killing me! Usually my room is ~65 F. Are there any air conditioners I can just plug into my wall or something? (A wall outlet I guess) I don't want to have to drill into anything. Something that can cool this from hell to a decent temp. Any ideas on what I can do.

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check target? walmart?   they are probab;ly pretty loud though.

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check target? walmart?   they are probab;ly pretty loud though.

Can't be louder than the death screeching in my PC right now. I looked at the websites but I didn't see anything. 

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I don't think a standalone ac unit would work since they have to dump heat somewhere using a duct of sorts. I would assume the best possible solution then would be a window unit.

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I don't think a standalone ac unit would work since they have to dump heat somewhere using a duct of sorts. I would assume the best possible solution then would be a window unit.

But the outside air smells like ass....

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You need a window mounted unit which needs outside air. 

 

They don't work like portable heater units which can be conveniently used anywhere (almost).

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But the outside air smells like ass....

 

You need a window mounted unit which needs outside air. 

To your point, doesn't a window unit just intake the air that's already inside and cool it, and dump the hot air outside?

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the window ac unit recirculates the internal air chilling the air. the outside air

cools the condenser of the ac to produce cool air inside. the exterior air

has nothing to do with the internal air smells..

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You need a window mounted unit which needs outside air. 

 

They don't work like portable heater units which can be conveniently used anywhere (almost).

uuuh. What if it rains or something, can that break it? Can it let water in my window? Why can't cold air be so easy!

 

 

 

To your point, doesn't a window unit just intake the air that's already inside and cool it, and dump the hot air outside?

Does it? Not sure...

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the window ac unit recirculates the internal air chilling the air. the outside air

cools the condenser of the ac to produce cool air inside. the exterior air

has nothing to do with the internal air smells..

OK good.

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To your point, doesn't a window unit just intake the air that's already inside and cool it, and dump the hot air outside?

yes it circulates the air, cooling it, and dissipating the heat outside. But some I've seen have a lever or button to switch between circulate and fresh air, like your car does. 

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yes it circulates the air, cooling it, and dissipating the heat outside. But most I've seen have a lever or button to switch between circulate and fresh air, like your car does. 

Is water an issue? Like rain? 

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yes it circulates the air, cooling it, and dissipating the heat outside. But most I've seen have a lever or button to switch between circulate and fresh air, like your car does. 

So the answer is really both, but it does depend on the unit. Sweet deal.

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no but if you have one that pulls in air from the outside and it's just generally a damp, bad area outside (usually in the city) it can smell musty

OK cool. Well time to go look at prices... Spent all of my money on my PC... That now creates this problem xD Know any good brands?

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Is water an issue? Like rain? 

I believe window units come with seals that go around the ac unit itself and latch into the window to keep the weather out. Either that our you have to buy the seal separately. 

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I believe window units come with seals that go around the ac unit itself and latch into the window to keep the weather out. Either that our you have to buy the seal separately. 

Thanks for all of the help.

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uuuh. What if it rains or something, can that break it? Can it let water in my window? Why can't cold air be so easy!

 

 

 

Using it whilst raining is safe and water will not penetrate. 

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whatever you do don't get one of those portable units that look like R2D2 with the duct to window pictured in an above post. they're way more expensive and way inefficient compared to a window unit.

yah they are basically only something I'd recommend for when you absolutely need them. Great for a basement for example

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whatever you do don't get one of those portable units that look like R2D2 with the duct to window pictured in an above post. they're way more expensive and way inefficient compared to a window unit.

OK good to know. Also off topic but it wont let me mark any of these as solved... Know why?

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