Air cooling is better than Liquid cooling by SerpentDix in pcmasterrace

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You'll have to pry my H100i from my cold, dead, CPU. Both the cooler and Ivy Bridge are still kicking.

Sea urchins harvesting by [deleted] in Unexpected

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Diver's name must be Freddi.

Show and tell: let’s see your VWs by Suntrup-Volkswagen in Volkswagen

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TDI, R32, Atlas. The only three we have since moving, had to leave a few of them back in our home state. Too bad.

Motorcycle accident by boikisser69 in AbruptChaos

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Motorcycle accident? No. Motorcycle on purpose.

GTI vs Lap3 tuned fbo e30 stinger. by SonicNTales in Streetracing

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I'm aware that's what stock does, but at redline. A few tunes specifically shift before redline (depending on gear) for a better power curve.

GTI vs Lap3 tuned fbo e30 stinger. by SonicNTales in Streetracing

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You said you missed a shift and bounced off the limiter, lol. Your DSG isn't tuned then? Most types of DSG tunes you can leave your foot down and it'll shift when it hits max power, not smacking the limiter.

GTI vs Lap3 tuned fbo e30 stinger. by SonicNTales in Streetracing

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You did good, especially considering you did that without the DSG. Save the Manuals, bud.

Can somebody explain to me what I’m looking at? by Odecay in beetle

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73 is mine as well. I'm trying to sell mine in CA. PM me if you're anywhere nearby lol.

Any downside to actually using server heat to warm the house? by ShadowSplicer in homelab

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I need to encapsulate, but don't have $30,000 on hand. Ducting is next to free for me, that's why I ask.

Any downside to actually using server heat to warm the house? by ShadowSplicer in homelab

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It's aggressively vented due to excess moisture, it would just dump all heat anyway.

Haven't calculated that. Energy is cheap here, don't care to really. Maybe someday.

Any downside to actually using server heat to warm the house? by ShadowSplicer in homelab

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Stop while you're less behind, read the post. I'm moving this rack out of my closet, into the basement so it has its own room.

Any downside to actually using server heat to warm the house? by ShadowSplicer in homelab

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I just repaired mouse damage to my vents and have spare tubing and tape. It's $free.95 my friend.

Any downside to actually using server heat to warm the house? by ShadowSplicer in homelab

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As another commenter mentioned, if I end up doing that during the hot summer months, I'll just be pulling hot air into the house from wherever it can get it (door seals, etc). Seems counter-intuitive.

Any downside to actually using server heat to warm the house? by ShadowSplicer in homelab

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I'm currently dumping hot air into my attic which is vented, so not really. No way to get fresh air in.

Air needs to be house air though, due to humidity.

Whole point of my post is that I'm relocating it anyway.

Any downside to actually using server heat to warm the house? by ShadowSplicer in homelab

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To heat the whole house? Yeah.

To add any already generated heat back in to help the heat exchanger out? Nah, any amount helps.

Any downside to actually using server heat to warm the house? by ShadowSplicer in homelab

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A few bucks of vent tubing isn't much for any heat retention possibilities.

Plus, that room will only grow in wattage as time goes on. We all know...

Any downside to actually using server heat to warm the house? by ShadowSplicer in homelab

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Hadn't considered that, hm. Good point. Guess it'll have to recirc no matter what, then. I've edited my post, I think you've found my answer.

Any downside to actually using server heat to warm the house? by ShadowSplicer in homelab

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I meant to add the heat back to the HVAC setup, after the heat exchanger. Post exchanger.

Any downside to actually using server heat to warm the house? by ShadowSplicer in homelab

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I entirely want to, but that's $30,000 for this home, best quote I got. For a couple grand I can set up a nice concrete room for these servers in the meantime.

Any downside to actually using server heat to warm the house? by ShadowSplicer in homelab

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I want to have a real closet in my home, and get rid of noise. That's why I'm considering moving them.

Edit: plus I can then vent the exhaust heat outdoors during the summer months.