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Do the light rays from the sun shining on a computer case affect computer
parts within the computer at all ? I am used to having my computer case, a
nice full-size Lian-Li aluminum case, being positioned on the floor outside
my work table ( more leg room ) with the back of the case about five feet
from an open window where the sun often shines in. I make sure there is
enough room so that rain does not get on the case if my window is open. But
I am wondering if the sun's rays can have any adverse affects electronically
on the computer parts within the case or the connections and wires coming
out of the back of the case. I mainly ask this because I have had some
recent video problems which I am hoping a new video adapter I should be
receiving tomorrow will solve, but then I thought that having the sun's rays
shining on the back of my case may produce some electric disturbance which
is, or could cause, computer problems and malfunctions.
Do the light rays from the sun shining on a computer case affect computer
parts within the computer at all ? I am used to having my computer case, a
nice full-size Lian-Li aluminum case, being positioned on the floor outside
my work table ( more leg room ) with the back of the case about five feet
from an open window where the sun often shines in. I make sure there is
enough room so that rain does not get on the case if my window is open. But
I am wondering if the sun's rays can have any adverse affects electronically
on the computer parts within the case or the connections and wires coming
out of the back of the case. I mainly ask this because I have had some
recent video problems which I am hoping a new video adapter I should be
receiving tomorrow will solve, but then I thought that having the sun's rays
shining on the back of my case may produce some electric disturbance which
is, or could cause, computer problems and malfunctions.