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It's a laptop, try using one of those little $100 fridges from Home Depot. Try putting it in there. That might work for you, plus you can keep something cold to
by Scott_MacGregor 17y ago
It's a laptop, try using one of those little $100 fridges from Home Depot. Try putting it in there. That might work for you, plus you can keep something cold to drink close at hand too.
- revicon 17y agoreally interesting idea actually. Would there be a problem with moisture inside a fridge?
- macemoneta 17y agoMost fridges have a temperature adjustment, and the machine is generating heat. Throw a temperature monitor in the fridge and keep it above the dew point, and you won't have any condensation. http://www.decatur.de/javascript/dew/index.html http://www.decatur.de/javascript/dew/index.html
- jws 17y agoEven if you do, you won't have a problem in the computer. It will be warmer than the refrigerator so any dew activity will be elsewhere. Getting the power cord in will require some creativity. And frankly, I have no idea if a small refrigerator can keep up with the heat output of a small computer. It would be an interesting duel.
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- gojomo 17y agoFridges often make more noise than laptops.