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Anonymous   10-02-2001 at 08:05:58 PM

I was thinking of taking the air vent from my tumble dryer scewing it to the front of my pc and smacking a hole through the dining room wall and placing the other end of the pipe outside as it can get pretty cold in london this time of the year. My question is would I get problems with drawing cold air from outside or is this a reasonable approach to system cooling?

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