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On 25 Apr 99, at 14:14, Susan Hays wrote:
> Will it damage a computer stored in a storage building(not climate
> controlled) in the summer where it gets up in the 90's here in Louisiana?
> The computer will be stored for approximately 3 months, maybe less.
Most computers can tolerate an operating temperature up to about 108-110 F,
and a storage temperature (non-operating) even a bit higher. 90's shouldn't
be a problem, as such.
Note that a 90-degree outside temperature may translate cooler or hotter
inside the storage building. Still unlikely to be a problem, but heads up.
As pointed out, humidity is likely to be a factor. We wrap stuff going
into storage in plastic garbage bags to keep out dust; with a couple of
dessicant packets, that should also keep the humidity under control.
David G
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