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Running my rigs in subzero garage
I'm wanting to run my rigs in my garage or possibly basement. The temperature up here in winter can range anywhere from 0 to -35 Celsius even going lower than that sometimes.
Could this cause problems for my rigs? Any reason not to run them in subzero temperatures? Also what are some good options for getting internet in there? Can't run a cord to the garage easily so I was thinking maybe powerline would work well.
Could this cause problems for my rigs? Any reason not to run them in subzero temperatures? Also what are some good options for getting internet in there? Can't run a cord to the garage easily so I was thinking maybe powerline would work well.
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Humidity can be a problem, but you can solve with dehumidifiers
this creates a tundra that is very dry
i have a few rigs in the garage and i worry more about cold starts heating up too fast than moisture
it hasnt been over freezing here for weeks
i worry about moisture during the summer cuz it gets humid here but its so dry here in the winter