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I have a corridor next to my room, which i don't use, and is leading to outside. So the corridor is always cold, because it is not isolated. Since it is always cold, i have been wondering, if I could place desktop pc out there and then wire it to to my desktop (around 20 feet)

 

 

Problem:

I've seen Linus running Thunderbolt from his server rack to his, and his wife, desktop pc without any problem, and i want to do the same. I have seen the "Personal rig update" 1-final, and still haven't figured out how, he both graphics and other I/O though the cable. I can see he uses some kind of card wired to the gpu, but i don't know the name for it.

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Thunderbolt Card?

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"Make it future proof for some years at least, don't buy "only slightly better" stuff that gets outdated 1 year, that's throwing money away" @pipoawas

 

-Frequencies DON'T represent everything and in many cases that is true (referring to Individual CPU Clocks).

 

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Didn't he use those super expensive optical thunderbolt cables to manage the distance? Or was that something else.

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You mentioned that the corridor leads outside. Does it ever have condensation in there? If so, I wouldn’t put my computer out there. 

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5 hours ago, Blauenfeldt said:

Hey guy. Just joined the forum

 

Background info, you can skip it:

I have a corridor next to my room, which i don't use, and is leading to outside. So the corridor is always cold, because it is not isolated. Since it is always cold, i have been wondering, if I could place desktop pc out there and then wire it to to my desktop (around 20 feet)

 

 

Problem:

I've seen Linus running Thunderbolt from his server rack to his, and his wife, desktop pc without any problem, and i want to do the same. I have seen the "Personal rig update" 1-final, and still haven't figured out how, he both graphics and other I/O though the cable. I can see he uses some kind of card wired to the gpu, but i don't know the name for it.

He did videos at his house for his personal PC might help also .

 

Why not just place the desktop in the other room and Run a Display port/ HDMI a USB Hub and 3.5mm Jacks?

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