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That time has come.

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Desslok

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Things are starting to heat up down here in the Great American Southwest so I am going to put my GPU folders to sleep except during the nights till it gets too hot at night as well. I will be back in the Fall.

Desslok
 
It was 77 yesterday here, and 85 in the computer room. I may have some going down too.
 
Sometimes I wish for reasonable temps - from my point of view.
We just have 40ºF (= 4.5ºC) ... and we had snowfall yesterday ... 🙁
I am not shutting down any crunchers - I need them to heat my house. 😉

You could move your crunchers north ... to northern Sweden.
 
With temperatures in the northeast (US) also starting to climb a bit now that spring is upon us, I have noticed my folders getting warmer as well. The only one that worries me is my OC-ed 1090T box. Fall and winter, I saw CPU and GPU temps in the low 50s (C), but this month, I've noticed them running 57-59C. I may need to back off the OC and turn down the GPU % usage soon as well. I'll see how it goes. I haven't turned the house AC on yet, but generally we have that set around 75, so it wouldn't have turned on yet anyway.

Regardless, 15-20% less output from me is probably not nearly as noticeable, as say 15-20% from you heavyweights who posted here before me. Your potential loss in output probably exceeds my TOTAL output by a magnitude of 10 or so. 😛
 
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