I am very paranoid about this... and a little confused.
Is turning on the air conditioner bad for the hardware in my computer due to condensation?
I live in a really small single-room (dorm at college) and it gets a little hot in my room if I don't have the AC on. I live in Chicago, so it's usually cold outside.
My desktop is NOT placed right next to my AC vent; however, since it's a small room, you can say that my desktop is sort of close to the vent.
I really want to get this straight, so I'll never have to be paranoid about this issue again:
Can turning on the air conditioner cause condensation (water damage) to the components of my computer?
Is turning on the air conditioner bad for the hardware in my computer due to condensation?
I live in a really small single-room (dorm at college) and it gets a little hot in my room if I don't have the AC on. I live in Chicago, so it's usually cold outside.
My desktop is NOT placed right next to my AC vent; however, since it's a small room, you can say that my desktop is sort of close to the vent.
I really want to get this straight, so I'll never have to be paranoid about this issue again:
Can turning on the air conditioner cause condensation (water damage) to the components of my computer?