PC and Server Temperature question

Maikeru-sama

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In my house, I have 3 computers. 1 PC, a Web/Database Server and a Video Server.

During the day, I allow my house to get up to 80 degrees. Is 80 degrees too hot for PCs?
 

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No.

But it is a good idea to keep them dust free. Clean the dust off the power supply fans and other fans occasionally to keep the air flowing freely.
 

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Start taking notice at 85... 85 is still safe but you need to keep an eye out...

One of my clients lost AC and when I got there it was 110 in the server room...

It wasn't a good day...
 

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trickblue;3473992 said:
Start taking notice at 85... 85 is still safe but you need to keep an eye out...

One of my clients lost AC and when I got there it was 110 in the server room...

It wasn't a good day...

Yeah, up until a few months ago, I use to allow it to go to 85, but changed it when I came home and realized just hot 85 degrees is.
 

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Maikeru-sama;3473995 said:
Yeah, up until a few months ago, I use to allow it to go to 85, but changed it when I came home and realized just hot 85 degrees is.

That is hot Mikey, I agree, but you CAN get by with it...

You were smart to lower the threshold... take no chances...
 

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As long as the airflow in the computers themselves is adequate, I wouldn't think an 80 degree room temperature would be an issue at all.
 
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