[QUOTE="battleboi333"]How small is ur room? LOL jkJIT93
Huh?
Iono I guess he is knocking someones living space since it doesn't warm as fast and i.e. must be smaller; if it warms faster I guess it could be warmed faster if more visited.
More people should go to http://sh0v.mine.nu but I bet my connection would get owned sooner than my processing power and my room wouldn't warm any faster given the limitation of connection.
Not my PC. I got all aftermarket cooling on my GPU and CPU. Plus I have 4 120mm fans in my case which keep it fairly cool. If anything my 360 lets out more heat by far and could heat up my room.
cute thread. if im a guy is it allright if i say/use the word "cute"? Anyways. The PC. Being in a room filled with PCs is like... something warm. Consoles not so much. theyre warm like five inches away from them but.. they dont have the power to push that heat away.
cute thread. if im a guy is it allright if i say/use the word "cute"? Anyways. The PC. Being in a room filled with PCs is like... something warm. Consoles not so much. theyre warm like five inches away from them but.. they dont have the power to push that heat away.LOXO7
Sure I don't see why using the word cute would "bring you down." This is the internet a place to voice our opinion mostly without consequences.
Could you imagine if every time an american, german, spanish, french, british, etc.. posted something "bad" a ninja busted through the window and cut his head off. That'd be a pretty crappy world.
My PC is about room temperature I'd say. Close call between the PS3 and 360. I believe they get about as hot, but the 360 gets hotter faster and is much better at dissipating the heat.
My iguana actually uses my ps3 has a heat source because it releases the perfect amount of heat for him to stay warm so its perfect. my laptop gets really hot, so hot i cant put it in my lap unless there is some form of cloth or material between it and my lap.
My iguana actually uses my ps3 has a heat source because it releases the perfect amount of heat for him to stay warm so its perfect. my laptop gets really hot, so hot i cant put it in my lap unless there is some form of cloth or material between it and my lap.
But overall niether warm up my place as a whole
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Oh yea, I get what you mean with laptops, those things are so freaking hot :x
The PS3 literly warms my smaller room, I'm pretty close to it and if i'm wearing a hoody it gets very toasty. I think I should keep a thermometer in my room and keep it somewhere within a few feet of the PS3 and see if it gets warmer when it's on for a few hours >.
In terms of power usage, the 360 and PS3 both hover around 130-150 watts, last I checked. PC's are lower at idle, higher at full bore. It's pretty much a fixed fact - if the thing's burning more power, it's burning a lot more energy as wasted heat energy, since all their electronics are about equally efficient. I still don't know why some people think getting better case or water cooling will do anything to keep their room cooler.
No doubt the ps3, man whenever somebody enters in my room I hear the same complaint "why is your room way hotter than the rest of the house" lol.Problem is I live in Brazil so it really bothers me sometimes.
[QUOTE="dotWithShoes"][QUOTE="Panther501"]i'm guessing the 360 would warm you room cause those things can run hotGl0ry_L0rd
So can the ps3.
Not really. =\
Probably it'd be the 360.
the ps3 runs just as hot - it just doesn't spin its fans up as much, so the inside of the box itself can be running ridiculously hot while your ears never really notice. try feeling the air coming out of it.
the ps3 runs just as hot - it just doesn't spin its fans up as much, so the inside of the box itself can be running ridiculously hot while your ears never really notice. try feeling the air coming out of it. I've felt it, it was really HOT :P
Definitely the 360 plus as an added bonus after a few hours of continuous "heating" you get a nice red lighting effect that makes the room feel even more comfy.
Not my PC. I got all aftermarket cooling on my GPU and CPU. Plus I have 4 120mm fans in my case which keep it fairly cool. If anything my 360 lets out more heat by far and could heat up my room.Killfox
pc's they generate the most heat. And I don't get these posts that because they have good cooling the heat magically disappears, showing me they have little comprehension on the subject of heat. Better cooling actually will heat your room faster since it pushes the heat out of your pc and into the air in your room. You'll notice bad cooling first though since it will generally build up before it dissipates into the room.
[QUOTE="Killfox"]Not my PC. I got all aftermarket cooling on my GPU and CPU. Plus I have 4 120mm fans in my case which keep it fairly cool. If anything my 360 lets out more heat by far and could heat up my room.savagetwinkie
pc's they generate the most heat. And I don't get these posts that because they have good cooling the heat magically disappears, showing me they have little comprehension on the subject of heat. Better cooling actually will heat your room faster since it pushes the heat out of your pc and into the air in your room. You'll notice bad cooling first though since it will generally build up before it dissipates into the room. *Puts hand inside case* Hmm seems very cool to me. *Closes case and puts hand near rear fans* Hmms seems cool to me. Sorry if the inside of you case already cool then the air coming out wont be that warm.
[QUOTE="savagetwinkie"][QUOTE="Killfox"]Not my PC. I got all aftermarket cooling on my GPU and CPU. Plus I have 4 120mm fans in my case which keep it fairly cool. If anything my 360 lets out more heat by far and could heat up my room.Killfox
pc's they generate the most heat. And I don't get these posts that because they have good cooling the heat magically disappears, showing me they have little comprehension on the subject of heat. Better cooling actually will heat your room faster since it pushes the heat out of your pc and into the air in your room. You'll notice bad cooling first though since it will generally build up before it dissipates into the room. *Puts hand inside case* Hmm seems very cool to me. *Closes case and puts hand near rear fans* Hmms seems cool to me. Sorry if the inside of you case already cool then the air coming out wont be that warm. Your PC is taking in and burning, say, 200w at full load. It doesn't care what kind of cooling on it, it is going to keep generating a fixed amount of heat. What better cooling does is more efficiently take that heat off of your processor and dissipate it into the room. It's still generating just as much heat no matter what kind of cooling you're using. What you're accidentally trying to imply is that using better cooling will make your PC generate less heat, and thus use less power. That's pretty silly. :)
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