more help for a nerdy girl?

[awkwardalex]

Okay my computer is now at a functioning level again, thank you all.

I've been spending a lot of my time in my garage working on homework for college and making things, but it'sstarting to get cold here in Yakima. I know not to leave my electronics in freezing tempetures, but how about using them? I survive out here with extra layers and a heat dish electric heater.

My computer already has enough problems that it makes me worry if it had a problem out here I wouldn't notice.

And i perfer asking here because I trust (most of you) more then the general internet.

[7oddisdead]

Your main worry should be moisture in the air..assuming the garage stays slightly above freezing...moisture in the air could cause condensation which of course = bad news. For the most part electronics prefer running in cooler climates....of course not that damn cold though. :)

[Deacon_Tyler]

Put packets of silica gel inside your computer.

[awkwardalex]

Your main worry should be moisture in the air..assuming the garage stays slightly above freezing...moisture in the air could cause condensation which of course = bad news. For the most part electronics prefer running in cooler climates....of course not that damn cold though. :)

Yeah that was my biggest worry, I'm from Las Vegas, so I have utterly NO experince with moisture in the air