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Originally posted by Boli
Don't mean to rain on your parade Cather but it is the other way round for most people.... In summer you have the windows open and a cool room is most preferable - thus easier to overclock. As to the Winter room it tends to have the heating on full blast and all the windows shut giving higher temps. (harder to overclock)
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Hmmm, being in Australia, where it is often over 40C in the shade and over 70C in the direct sunlight, opening one's windows in Summer is to let the heat in is generally accepted as a "bad thing to do". Unless people in Winter regularly crank up their heating to 40C inside the house, then maybe you have a point. If one lives in a quasi-arctic environment where Summer-time consists of 20-25C days, then yes, please disregard my disregard my reasoning, but I contend that such is not true for "most people" of the world.