Pictures...

[WT]

Yea, I know...I leave that freezer CLOSED all the time because I have used ABSOLUTELY NO CONDENSATION PROTECTION. So opening the freezer door while the PC is working is almost certain blow-up. Only time im gonna open it is if my PC is closed and I have enough time to let it dry.

Ill have pictures in a few days maybe, im gonna open it up soon. But I would like it it someone would give me some tips on how to "overclock" my freezer in order to deal with the heat created by the PC, so I could fix it sooner.

 

[WarriorII]

I read an article about a year ago, where the PCB was put into a plastic "zip" lock baggie. Then went into the fridge.
I have no idea of how ur's is set up, or how well this works.

Keeps it cold, and dry I guess.

 

[JFettig]

IDEA!

ok shut off your computer and open the fridge, and time how long it takes to see condensation on your board.....

 

[Shroomer]

If you don't run 24/7, you can put a container of ICE in there as a buffer for when you are running.

 

[Zazuk]

Have air blowing on the cooling coils for the freezer. The colder the freon going to the evaporator the colder the inside. Well that is my 2 cents but with today's prices it wont get you far.

 

[Cougar522]

i agree with zazuk

 

[Shroomer]

Yes! Why didn't I think of that! Get a fan and put it on there. Maybe a small box fan on low.

 

[Zazuk]

So WT, did it work? Hope so.

 

[racecar12]

I see no pictures

 

[WT]

I have them up on the net right not but I still need to make a link... This whole thread is actually an accident, I pressed on "new thread" instead of "reply" in another post. My bad. Althought you guys will have pictures soon.

 

[racecar12]

Just copy and paste the link

 

[Zazuk]

So WT, did you put a little fan behind you freezer? Are you able to run 24/7?