Dehumidifier Rod in Desktop PC?

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Anyone here installed a dehumidifier rod in desktop PC?
My current case, Lian Li PC-011 Dynamic Mini Snow edition can't place a tub of thirsty Hippo in.
 
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Anyone here installed a dehumidifier rod in desktop PC?
My current case, Lian Li PC-011 Dynamic Mini Snow edition can't place a tub of thirsty Hippo in.

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Got use meh?
Might as well grab a room dehumidifier

Xiaomi Deerma Smart Dehumidifier is capable of dehumidifying up to 15 liters of moisture per day.

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Too much airflow in your PC for a thirsty hippo to be effective anyway...

You need to seal your room and dehumidify your room instead.
 

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Anyone here installed a dehumidifier rod in desktop PC?
My current case, Lian Li PC-011 Dynamic Mini Snow edition can't place a tub of thirsty Hippo in.
IMHO.AFAIK.
The dehumidifier rod uses heat thus the temperature will increase.
Your can try Daiso low profile dehumidifier packs.
If you have AC, you can use the drying mode as well.
 

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How can become wet ?? If u on it 24/7 , standby mode won't consume much electric also
 

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Aircon Dry Mode also jiak alot of Electricity.
My Watt Meter say one.
IMHO.AFAIK.
The dehumidifier rod uses heat thus the temperature will increase.
Your can try Daiso low profile dehumidifier packs.
If you have AC, you can use the drying mode as well.
Depending on the manufacturer & settings, dry mode can be using more electricity than cool mode.

Because in both modes, the FCU's coils turn cold in order to evaporate the humid air. In dry mode, it has a target RH%. In cool mode, it targets temperature instead.

So if let's say an AC is programmed to target 40% RH in dry mode, while 26C in cool mode, guess which mode is gonna spend more time (& electricity) conditioning the room :s13:
 

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Depending on the manufacturer & settings, dry mode can be using more electricity than cool mode.

Because in both modes, the FCU's coils turn cold in order to evaporate the humid air. In dry mode, it has a target RH%. In cool mode, it targets temperature instead.

So if let's say an AC is programmed to target 40% RH in dry mode, while 26C in cool mode, guess which mode is gonna spend more time (& electricity) conditioning the room :s13:
IMHO.
In the end, just turn on AC and enjoy at the same time ! 🤣
 

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Anyone here installed a dehumidifier rod in desktop PC?
My current case, Lian Li PC-011 Dynamic Mini Snow edition can't place a tub of thirsty Hippo in.
No such thing, when your gpu hit up 80c feel alike warmer
 
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