Being my usual work a thermal management research and developer, I can easily state that cold temperatures are usually nont a problem, even for a "cold start". Computer components are usually able to withstand extremely low temperatures, considering that overclocking experiments have brought CPUs and GPUs as low as -150°C... Of course, you won't be reaching such low temperatures, so don't worry... In case temperature go below 0°C, I'd only suggest to cover, if turned off, the PC case with a clean cloth or blanket. Not because it could catch a cold, of course, but because you prevent extremely cold air to freely enter the internals of the power supply and eventually create condensation, next time you turn it on. The LCD monitor is another issue. As posted by Bermanistan before me, in extremely low room temperature it could have start up problems, so I would recommend to switch to that old and trusty CRT that's hanging aroung in the warehouse of each and every respectful company. The blanket/clean cloth could eventually help, should you have no CRT monitor available. Low temps during usage are no issue: the heat produce by the computer components themselves will avoid it to freeze, and will eventually avoid any thermal stress issue, btw. Hope this helps ;) G.Clarkson

можн да, поставить коины считать... электричество будет отбивать 😁

не будет, и давно

Xiaomi redmi 3s бери и не майся

На будущее - SSD и еще 8 гигов памяти

да .... но это не 8, а уже 10 и местами 11

яхз как у вас там, но родителям на дачу купил панельку на 30 ватт, окупилось за два месяца (раньше бензин жгли). Но там только освещение было и телефон зарядить.

яхз как у вас там, но родителям на дачу купил панельку на 30 ватт, окупилось за два месяца (раньше бензин жгли). Но там только освещение было и телефон зарядить.