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unless you legit need to actively cool this room while its -10 outside.... Then you're probably doing something illegal if you're asking questions here.
Yup...hotter.
This was a question on my 1995 IB physics exam and I answered it as the temp would stay the same. Still not sure how it was graded because efficiency wasn't mentioned in the question. It has only been bugging me for nearly 30 years.
Lenovo is a Chinese corporation headquartered out of both Hong Kong and Beijing, which means that since Q4 2021 it is directly owned and controlled by the CCP.
It definitely is using tech that is developed and distributed by the USA, though, so...
I'm not sure if I'm less concerned that the us is keeping all this technology for itself or not. Trying to at least.
A growing part of me wants to just say fuck everything and live in the forest with a couple pigs and some chickens.
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No, you'll just add more heat to the room due to efficiency losses.
You could drill a hole in the wall and vent it out that way, but those ac units are painfully inefficient. The mini split types are way better, if only a little more...
The Geforce 256 was a great card for it's time, no doubt, but in what way could it possibly lay claim to being "the first gaming GPU"? Honestly, that's a pretty stupid statement. I had an Nvidia TNT2 Ultra prior to getting a Geforce 256, and...
GeForce 256 was when the term "GPU" was first introduced by Nvidia. Yes, it was really more a marketing thing than anything else, but that was the card first given that description.
Hire an inspector that specializes in electrical. Or hell just hire an electrician to give it a look and ask him if its safe. They know the codes, and the consequences.
Fuses are still perfectly acceptable for new installs in my area. Just no...
Oddly enough this thought never crossed my mind (bigger concerns than a gaming PC, idk /s) but yes. Hire a knowledgeable inspector, who can actually walk in and look at the place. If it's good enough for general use, it's good enough for a PC...
No one on a forum can or should make your financial choices for you. If you are buying an apartment i would get an electrician/inspector to help you make these choices. There are bigger concerns than a gaming pc imo.
Assuming your wiring and outlet can handle 10 A. Ten amps multiplied by 120 volts is 1200 watts. If your computer really uses up 1200 watts then you need an A/C unit in your room to neutralize this kind of heat. Because in the end all this energy...