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PoliticAverse

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2. Cold is usually not a problem, especially since the computer generates heat on its own...

Reply to IrishAyes (Original post)

Fri Aug 23, 2013, 08:52 PM

Aug 2013

Last edited Sat Aug 24, 2013, 04:12 PM - Edit history (1)

The components that usually have problems with cold are the LCD display and spinning disk drives.

You should be fine with the temperature above freezing.

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Joy unconfined! [View all] IrishAyes Aug 2013 OP

The computer is more likely to be ohheckyeah Aug 2013 #1

Thanks a million - bookmarked! IrishAyes Aug 2013 #4

You're welcome. Good luck! n/t ohheckyeah Aug 2013 #5

Cold is usually not a problem, especially since the computer generates heat on its own... PoliticAverse Aug 2013 #2

Thanks. IrishAyes Aug 2013 #7

There is only one thing you need to worry about... ChromeFoundry Aug 2013 #3

Thanks - I'm also wondering about IrishAyes Aug 2013 #6