theres a reason why server rooms are generally quite well controlled in terms of temperature and humidity.

 

love lifting tiles in a datacenter mmmmmm

https://www.pugetsystems.com/submerged.php

 

 

12 minutes ago, johnxr6t said:

theres a reason why server rooms are generally quite well controlled in terms of temperature and humidity.

 

My "server room" is my old garage, we converted it to a laundry/bike shed when we did our reno 5 years ago.

we still haven't done cupboards or laundry tub yet, and Mrs bloodycrashboy still has removal boxes from when we moved here in 98!

so it's not airconned, just 2 ceiling fans, temps in summer reach about 32 for about 6 months with average humidity about 80%

 

 

10 minutes ago, bloodycrashboy said:

with average humidity about 80%

 

Plus a lot higher I'd imagine when the washings on/drying.

 

Couple of indoor plants in the laundry might help a little

http://www.doityourself.com/stry/5-indoor-plants-that-will-absorb-the-humidity-in-your-house

 

(ever notice how the air is a bit cooler/crisper when you walk into a fernery)

 

Edited July 22, 201610 yr by Rab

I'll surround my server with peace lilies    

Bloody iTunes

 

Each time I get retire a computer I forget to disassociate my iTunes account from it.

 

Now I have to jump through the hoops again to get to my music on the new machine

 

 

Well that was easier than expected - still had some devices left free from last time I got them to reset it

 

Music is now cranking

Cranking tunes through my gumtree monsta speakers [emoji12]

Slowly getting there.

 

Have decided to go monitor shopping tomorrow - kids inheritance be damned

 

I think Rab will be doing a 3 monitor set up.

that close with a 55 inch would not work at all