Air conditioner & Pc

[Big WigglyStyle]

As many of you are aware summer is on its way and that means temps will be rising and many of us will be installing AC's into our bedroom windows. This for me brings up the concern of condensation within my pc. Currently my pc is placed right in front of the window I put my AC and was wondering if I would get condensation issues. My rear exhaust lines up almost perfectly with where the AC vents are that blows the cold air in. I don't have a fan here currently but was wondering if having a fan sucking that cold air in would cause any condensation or even just the ac blowing air in would. I'm thinking it would and I'm going to have to flip my room around and have my desk on the opposite end of my AC.

 

[S_I_N]

best to avoid possible issue and move the pc to another spot while its running.

 

[Big WigglyStyle]

aww man was hoping I wouldn't get this response although expecting it

looks like I have some work to do

 

[S_I_N]

well another option is to block the rear of the case from letting in the cold air. condensation really shouldnt be a major issue for ya really inless its blowing directly into the case. even then it should be so small that it'll evap quickly

 

[Matthias2437]

I actually haven't had an issue with my PC and my windows AC. I normally have it set at 64 degrees F, and my computer is about two feet away and nothing has come of it (had this set up for a while). But I do agree with S_I_N, if you have the option I would recommend not having it directly in front of the AC.

 

[jonnyfgm]

it shouldn't be as much of an issue as you might think, AC not only cools he air but strips it of it's moisture so the cold air doesn't have much moisture in it to condense

 

[dipzy]

my rig is next to my massive bedroom window, gonna leave it fully open when playing games and especially when folding

 

[S_I_N]

true but look at hs pic if I'm seeing it right it'll be blowing directly into it. while I agree it may not be an issue it may be as well why take chances when simply moving it from direct path will help.

 

[Big WigglyStyle]

yeah S_I_N it will be blowing directly into the rear exhaust port where there is no fan for a positive pressure within my case thanks guys, I'll just flip my room around

 

[emilydecker]

thanks lysOl for updating news........good job

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emily