How much more is this system to provide heating as well as cooling?
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This system 14AJM56A01 - RHLLHM6024JA provides cooling only. The maximum cooling BTU is 56,000. If you need a system that provides cooling and heating, you will need to find a heat pump system. For further assistance please contact us directly. Thank you. The AC Outlet.
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It should be fine to just keep running, and it uses less power (and generates less heat) than a typical desktop PC in the process. That means you should be spending less to have it continue running all that time.
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The bundled fan and heatsink (and thermal paste) are pretty much the bare minimum necessary to get by for "average" computing. It works, but it does not keep the CPU very cool under demanding CPU loads. In fact, I think the CPU runs hotter than necessary even when idling using Intel's bundled fan and heatsink. Good third party fans and heatsinks aren't that expensive and do a significantly better job of keeping the CPU cool. If you're using the computer for "average" uses for a few hours a day and turn it off (or put it to sleep) when finished, you can get away with the stock cooler. If you use the computer for extended periods, for heavy CPU loads (not just games), or you want to overclock the CPU the stock cooler and thermal paste aren't good enough. If you're spending $300 or more on a CPU, spending $30 to $40 on a good cooler is money well spent to ensure the long life of your investment. Don't forget to pick up some really good thermal paste (Arctic Silver) as well. This is the stuff that actively transfers the heat from the CPU to the heatsink, so you'll need the good stuff to ensure maximum heat transfer and heat dissipation and it doesn't cost that much.
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I use it to heat and cool a 14' by 17' den and it does the job. I don't think you need to worry about it being too much. A lot will depend on how cold/hot the room is in comparison to where the thermostat is located, and also the temperature of the heated or cooled air. I have a heat pump so the air is never real hot and it works out fine. A gas furnace might warm up a little faster but you also have a lot more area to heat.
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Not if you have forced air heating and cooling...i don't care what they say, your not going to get it all!
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I'm really sorry but I don't have the answer to that question. I'm not a heating/cooling expert. I bought this because it matched exactly what I needed it to match. I wish you luck in your search.
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This kit came with a little heat sink. I overclocked it and the heat sink barely even warms up I don't think a fan would be a great investment for this setup. Not to mention you wouldn't be able to close the case being it is very tight as is.
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I haven't seen a need to use any additional cooling on the mainboard itself and I've been using it for moderate gaming. Keep good airflow in the case and it'll be fine.
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Yes. That is why we bought it. We have a 3 year old Dell laptop that seems to be running fine but is very hot to the touch. This fan system keeps it much cooler and should prolong it's useful life.
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There is heat compound fixed to the heat sink so you should not need anything else.
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Its a bit borderline....but it will work. A system with the components you listed consumes about 100 Watts at Idle, and under load closer to 200 Watts (rougly 190).Built Similar System for Friend....same components as above plus960GM/U3S3 FX8GB RAM2 Hard Drives2 DVD-RW DrivesMeasured power draw from the "Wall" using Kill-a-Watt EZ for the figures above
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This system is brand new for us. I haven't even use the cooling system yet. so far the bay area weather is very mild. So I can not give you definite answer.Sorry, I am unable to answer your question.
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Greetings,Both Saeed's and P. Rachels' answers are spot-on. An optional CPU cooling fan is included for applications that require additional cooling.Best regards,MITXPC
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It will cost a lot if you are trying to heat a room with this on its own 24/7. I would have less concern over running this unit 24/7 due to being attached to the wall. Once it reaches set temp it runs on power save (500 watts) to maintain temp.
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It works great for me. I love it, I use it in my bedroom and it has both heating & cooling.
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Yes, as part of a mid size solar/wind system. If you want to use appliances that generate heat, you need more wattage.
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Yes, as long as your heating/cooling system supports this. (i.e. You need the appropriate wiring in the wall.)