fridge comp

[vanish]

What would happen if you stuck highend pc parts into a refridgerator and modified it so it worked as a computer? me and my friend were discussing this and we were wondering if it would be useable.

 

[Mik3y]

what would you do about condensation?

 

[vanish]

good point. never thought of that. but would there be condensation if no water was introduced? like maybe freeze-dried. o_0

 

[Gnoad]

You'd kill the fridge as it would constantly be on. It wouldn't change things too much temp wise as it would warm up very quick. I guess you could use a really big freezer, but it simply isnt practical. Electricity costs, possible condensation, sitting next to a freezer that constantly on. You'll probably be safer, get better temps, and have more convenience just watercooling. Not to mention fridges aren't cheap either.

 

[stevennoland]

I had the same idea. I would have a mile (or a little less) of copper tubing all wound about frozen in a bat of 20% radiator fluid and H2O in a huge freezer. Same problem though, the freezer can't run long (hard) enough to keep it frozen with that much heat introduced. Bump on the water cooling.