In the long term yes, even if it is only for rust. Could short something if enough water accumulates on the circuit boards
OG_Zephyr
Do you live in the fridge?
madmes
Is the AC blowing directly onto the computer?
xComradeKyle
Get a dehumidifier.
cosmic-001
A PC should be bone dry.
whereballoonsgo
Potentially. If that condensation gets inside the PC it could short something. Do you live in the arctic circle?
StevoMcVevo
Condensation is ALWAYS a problem.
IDK how you got here but you need to find a solution.
Either raise your case temps or lower your room temps.
akapixelrat
Are you preserving meat? No logical reason for a room to be that cold
Also yes, that will kill your pc real quick.
Deep_Shape8993
Jesus how tf does that even happen, you live in Antarctica or sum?
Karekter_Nem
Might be better off in an open air case.
AskButDontTell
Use
Zeldaisazombie
I wouldn’t want any moisture in my pc that isn’t supposed to be there.
So, if anything, I’d think about changing the location of the PC, the angle of the AC vents, if possible, or reorient some fans in your PC to help compensate.
llFarCrZll
Bro is the reincarnation of polar bear, need arctic circle environment
tomthecomputerguy
Depends, is the condensation on the outside or inside of the case?
if it’s on the inside, turn it off ASAP and dehumidify your room.
I got a “rechargeable”* desiccant pillow thing for my car. you could maybe get something like that to put in the case to keep your components dry.
*recharges by drying in the microwave
Wattheycus
But how???
holy-onea
Take the side pannel off
Jessica_Ariadne
I lost a monitor to something like this, once. You are heavily in the danger zone.
OpenJaguar1646
Yes! It’s going to short out your mobo
Four40
and I thought they smelled bad on the outside!
petrolhead0387
IstariStorm
That kind of humidity isn’t safe for you long-term, much less a pc. Get a dehumidifier, lowering the humidity will also make it cooler in the room. I just had to shop for decent cheap ones myself. I found this one and got it for $35
it has been working great. I live in the southern US so it’s super humid here. I imagine that it’ll probably crap out in about 6 months but unless you spend a crazy amount most dehumidifiers won’t last long anyway. About 35 is a small investment to make for 6 months of use. That’s the way I see it anyway.
Unwariertomb
How do you cool your room? An AC unit should dehydrate the air. Is your pc some how a negetive energy device that is pulling heat from the room?
Sega_Uralmash
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ThinButton7705
Looks like Tengen changed to either water or mist breathing
oatmealedkoala
I understand a cold room, I love the cold myself, but bro’s living in a walk in refrigerator
GreedySub_
Place some moisture absorbers inside your case and wipe your case down nicely
Also your room is too cold just don’t let any dew form on the GPU 😂
JackWas-not-Here
PCs should not have condensation
BananaFart96
Lol what? I live in an Island with an 85%+ humidity rate and my pc never had any sign of moisture. Do you live in a fridge?
Mikucon-P
Remove the side panels until you fix this.
Nitazene-King-002
Condensation is bad.
Verbal_abuse97
Thanks guys for the feedback
To sum up i live in southeast asia in the tropic region, and its hot, verry hot, so i made the decision to “invest” on a strong ac, when me and my wife woke op today, she decides to turnoff the ac and imidiately open the doors to the “normal” temp living room (my bedroom is 19-20 celcius my living room is abt 29-32 celcius) it only happened this once hope nothing serious happened thanks all!!
chubarka_nz
Is the condensation on the inside or outside of the case? Moisture in a significantly different surface temperature situation generally occurs on the warmer more humid side of the glass, if that is the inside of the case, then it’s definitely an issue.
If the situation you described means the inside of the case was potentially cooler (and drier) once the lounge room air entered your PC room, then seems like that is what caused the moisture on (what looks like¿) the outside.
TheAnswerToYang
Mate take a moment to think about this…
What happens when you mix electricity and water?
What powers your PC?
SpookySpaceKook57
when you combined water cooling an hair cooling you get steam cooling
ChiqueSpreddah
how is this thing even running with that level of saunage?
VisualremnantXP
Ay least you know you got good temps lol. Gotta nickname it Mr. Freeze now
vrzdrb
Of course it’s dangerous
AthiestMessiah
Someone having sex inside?
FarkasTobias
No it’s healthy for the PC-s ecosystem
AthiestMessiah
Check the humidity in your room. I’m more worried about health hazard to you than PC. Check safe humidity level should be 50% or below. More than that and it’s a risk to your health your home and your stuff 🙂
Get more air flow going
DabScience
Why does your room need to be this cold?
sporkmanhands
Yes. If it’s that cold where is all the humidity coming from??
JohnnBgoodee
Genuinely curious as to how this can happen so I can prevent it. My room is always freezing cold (not exaggerating) but this never happened to my rig
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In the long term yes, even if it is only for rust. Could short something if enough water accumulates on the circuit boards
Do you live in the fridge?
Is the AC blowing directly onto the computer?
Get a dehumidifier.
A PC should be bone dry.
Potentially. If that condensation gets inside the PC it could short something. Do you live in the arctic circle?
Condensation is ALWAYS a problem.
IDK how you got here but you need to find a solution.
Either raise your case temps or lower your room temps.
Are you preserving meat? No logical reason for a room to be that cold
Also yes, that will kill your pc real quick.
Jesus how tf does that even happen, you live in Antarctica or sum?
Might be better off in an open air case.
Use
I wouldn’t want any moisture in my pc that isn’t supposed to be there.
So, if anything, I’d think about changing the location of the PC, the angle of the AC vents, if possible, or reorient some fans in your PC to help compensate.
Bro is the reincarnation of polar bear, need arctic circle environment
Depends, is the condensation on the outside or inside of the case?
if it’s on the inside, turn it off ASAP and dehumidify your room.
I got a “rechargeable”* desiccant pillow thing for my car. you could maybe get something like that to put in the case to keep your components dry.
*recharges by drying in the microwave
But how???
Take the side pannel off
I lost a monitor to something like this, once. You are heavily in the danger zone.
Yes! It’s going to short out your mobo
and I thought they smelled bad on the outside!
That kind of humidity isn’t safe for you long-term, much less a pc. Get a dehumidifier, lowering the humidity will also make it cooler in the room. I just had to shop for decent cheap ones myself. I found this one and got it for $35
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B083J36134?ref=cm_sw_r_apan_dp_QQYT3C176KNB10S23BNV&ref_=cm_sw_r_apan_dp_QQYT3C176KNB10S23BNV&social_share=cm_sw_r_apan_dp_QQYT3C176KNB10S23BNV&starsLeft=1&skipTwisterOG=1
it has been working great. I live in the southern US so it’s super humid here. I imagine that it’ll probably crap out in about 6 months but unless you spend a crazy amount most dehumidifiers won’t last long anyway. About 35 is a small investment to make for 6 months of use. That’s the way I see it anyway.
How do you cool your room? An AC unit should dehydrate the air. Is your pc some how a negetive energy device that is pulling heat from the room?
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Looks like Tengen changed to either water or mist breathing
I understand a cold room, I love the cold myself, but bro’s living in a walk in refrigerator
Place some moisture absorbers inside your case and wipe your case down nicely
Also your room is too cold just don’t let any dew form on the GPU 😂
PCs should not have condensation
Lol what? I live in an Island with an 85%+ humidity rate and my pc never had any sign of moisture. Do you live in a fridge?
Remove the side panels until you fix this.
Condensation is bad.
Thanks guys for the feedback
To sum up i live in southeast asia in the tropic region, and its hot, verry hot, so i made the decision to “invest” on a strong ac, when me and my wife woke op today, she decides to turnoff the ac and imidiately open the doors to the “normal” temp living room (my bedroom is 19-20 celcius my living room is abt 29-32 celcius) it only happened this once hope nothing serious happened thanks all!!
Is the condensation on the inside or outside of the case? Moisture in a significantly different surface temperature situation generally occurs on the warmer more humid side of the glass, if that is the inside of the case, then it’s definitely an issue.
If the situation you described means the inside of the case was potentially cooler (and drier) once the lounge room air entered your PC room, then seems like that is what caused the moisture on (what looks like¿) the outside.
Mate take a moment to think about this…
What happens when you mix electricity and water?
What powers your PC?
when you combined water cooling an hair cooling you get steam cooling
how is this thing even running with that level of saunage?
Ay least you know you got good temps lol. Gotta nickname it Mr. Freeze now
Of course it’s dangerous
Someone having sex inside?
No it’s healthy for the PC-s ecosystem
Check the humidity in your room. I’m more worried about health hazard to you than PC. Check safe humidity level should be 50% or below. More than that and it’s a risk to your health your home and your stuff 🙂
Get more air flow going
Why does your room need to be this cold?
Yes. If it’s that cold where is all the humidity coming from??
Genuinely curious as to how this can happen so I can prevent it. My room is always freezing cold (not exaggerating) but this never happened to my rig