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Freezer/Cooler test

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Power_Man
I work inside a cooler, where the temperature is right around 0.0*-1.0*C, and a freezer that sits at right around -20*c.

If i wanted to play around with my PC inside the freezer would it hurt it at all? or the LCD monitor?
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Product data sheets usually contain min/max operational temperature.. I've seen some computer components claiming -40c for storage.
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ocman
Power_Man, just make sure you're not in the freezer while using the computer... having to freeze yourself.
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Lol wouldn't you get a little cold?
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Shrimpykins
As long as things don't start to condense or you don't get a build-up of moisture on the inside. Ice crystals can form and then melt causing shorts.
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