Hardware Air conditioner (Condensation?)

robcardiv

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Condensation question:

My Computer case sits next to an extra air conditioner grate in the floor.
it puts out pretty cold air.

Normally I block it, because it makes my desk extra cold, But I was thinking about channeling the flow of air into my CPU Case.

I was wondering, If I channeled the full cold air from the air conditioner
right into my Case, with some sort of small cardboard duct,

Is there a chance that the hot temp inside my Case and the cold air from the vent would form condensation inside my computer ?


Opinions, Discuss, please ^ ^
 

My Computer

OS
Well its not POS Vista lol : )
Condensation is formed when warm air is cooled and accumulates on the cooler surface. Air coming from an AC vent has been through the condensation process and has very low relative humidity.

YMMV.
 
Condensation is formed when warm air is cooled and accumulates on the cooler surface. Air coming from an AC vent has been through the condensation process and has very low relative humidity.

YMMV.

To bad I already repped you for the funny remark today.

This one deserves it even more.

Greetz
 

My Computer

OS
Win7 Build 7600 x86
CPU
Pentium II 300MHz
Motherboard
Asus
Memory
32mb EDO RAM
Graphics Card(s)
Diamond Viper
Sound Card
Soundblaster 16
Monitor(s) Displays
14" AOC CRT 16K color
Screen Resolution
800x600
Hard Drives
300mb Quantum fireball
PSU
110 Watts
Cooling
Passive
Keyboard
Trust Ergonomic
Mouse
Generic
Internet Speed
256K u 128K d
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To bad I already repped you for the funny remark today.

This one deserves it even more.

Greetz
OP: Your system will love the cool air. IF your AC unit is working properly.

Use a dryer duct - it is flexible and designed for a similar application. You can even buy a swage duct from your local hardware store.

Clarified to address the possible inference that I am joking. I am not. Thanks for the rep, upright walking cat rat thing.
 
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