hurrp

My room gets to 35C on a hot day in England aswell

I put foil on my window to keep the sun out and kept spraying it with cold water to cool it down. It helped a bit.

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cs_maan

72F is hot for you? Man my room reaches 85F with the rest of my house at about 78, I hate how much heat my comp generates but if my room was at 72F It would be a dream.

What you can do, that my friend did, is get one of those AC units that you can move around, all you have to do is connect its hoses to a window, and they fit almost all windows, its great and drops temps extremely fast.

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KILLER_K

Again... What does this have to do with his pc putting off heat and him looking for a solution to stop the heat? Man this is getting a bit odd here.

reberto

That's the solution my slow friend

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octopus13

I have two 30 inch screens in a 12x12 room, its a freaking space heater.

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KILLER_K

But you should actually read the post at hand instead of posting something and then putting "slow" in the response. When in fact you can't even comprehend a question that was asked.

I'm now just wondering do some of you just post to get a post count now.

If you are calling someone "slow" but yet you think taking off your clothes will in fact make your pc not run as hot. Well i don't even think i need to keep typing.....

richardbb85

my room heats up like crazy during daytime, 80 degrees easily

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reberto

I'm sorry you fail at reading. The OP complained about his room being hot, when the solution doesn't actually involve doing anything to his room or computers, it just involves him wearing less clothes.

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KILLER_K

Man you need to shut off your pc and go outside for a while. But then again someone that places "BOYCOTT YOUR MOTHER!" and "System: I'd tap that." in the signature i ready don't expect any better.

But since you're not the brightest crayon in the box i will help you once again.

The o.p. is complaining about "heat", which we all have in our room. The reason we all have heat in our room is because we all have a "computer" in our room. The computer is what puts off the heat, and the monitor also adds to the heat.

So which no he is asking what to do to remove the heat from his room question. Now at this point he more then likely isn't going to stop using his pc that is creating the heat. He needs to place a ac in the window, a fan and allow it to bring in some fresh air.

Taking off "clothes" once again will not stop the heat source from producing heat. He may feel a little cooler but the fact is the pc is causing the heat not him. If you don't understand this. You need to sell your pc and find something else to do with your time.

This will be my last post, since you don't understand anything in this thread and are obviously trying to be a tool.

Quantum Reality

Even if you just have air circulating at ALL will help you, because you want to remove heat from sources of it and dump it somewhere else.

If you own the house you live in I'd even suggest drilling a vent hole to the outside through the wall and having your computer exhaust the air out that way.

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