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| build your 'puter inside of a college sized mini-fridge!! Now, am I crazy or could it actually work?
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Last Login: 10/11/2004 12:47 AM
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| Nah, condensation would be a problem.
However, reverse your idea and you have what I've been thinking about trying! Build that dorm fridge into a fullsize tower case! Perfect place to hide your spirits and keep them cool on those pesky dry campuses! Oops... did I just admit to that?
Reality is mearly an illusion, albiet a very persistant one - Einstein |
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Last Login: 12/19/2005 7:56 AM
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| [QUOTE=Stenoaux]build your 'puter inside of a college sized mini-fridge!! Now, am I crazy or could it actually work?[/QUOTE]
People actually do that Stenoaux! The latest issue of MaximumPC recommends using a product called "DampRid" to control condensation. It's a little box of calcium chloride that absorbs moisture. Crazy huh? |
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| I knew I'd be left out again with my Chieftec maxi tower.... 
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