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I have a quick question:
As funny and ironic as it is, my computer is in the basement where there are pretty dang high amounts of humidity, and I noticed that after about 15 minutes of stress testing, my CPU temp climbs ridiculously fast and high.
Could the humidity be the cause? I have a room dehumidifier upstairs that I could bring down, would that make a difference? (it's really heavy haha, I don't want to lug it down three flights of stairs just to test this), the problem is, I think that the dehumidifier actually makes the room hotter, or at least it makes it feel hotter from what I remember last year, so I don't know what the outcome of this might be
As funny and ironic as it is, my computer is in the basement where there are pretty dang high amounts of humidity, and I noticed that after about 15 minutes of stress testing, my CPU temp climbs ridiculously fast and high.
Could the humidity be the cause? I have a room dehumidifier upstairs that I could bring down, would that make a difference? (it's really heavy haha, I don't want to lug it down three flights of stairs just to test this), the problem is, I think that the dehumidifier actually makes the room hotter, or at least it makes it feel hotter from what I remember last year, so I don't know what the outcome of this might be