Running Linux Benchmarks Constantly Is Enough To Heat A Home In The Winter

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Running Linux Benchmarks Constantly Is Enough To Heat A Home In The Winter

Earlier this month I wrote about using a Tjernlund 530CFM fan for ventilation of the warm air from the basement computer/server room for Linux benchmarking into my office and the rest of the house for warm air in the winter. After some tweaks last week, I'm quite content with the design and is sufficiently heating the rest of the house so far this winter...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Linux-Benchmark-Winter-Heating

[duby229]

I never heard of a inline duct fan silencer before. That's cool stuff.I'm interested to hear next week if it delivers.

[bulletxt]

Michael, I'm really happy you're going well on this ROI

[dh04000]

Michaeil, your server system is 100% efficient in the winter.

[El_Presidente]

a friend of mine cools his home with groundwater. maybe that is a solution for you too.

[xxmitsu]

Well Michael, I guess that you should relocate to Canada/Alaska

[schmidtbag]

That's pretty convenient, though the server room might not be enough by the time January hits. You might have to intentionally start testing boring things just for the hell of it.

[Deavir]

Well Michael, I guess that you should relocate to Canada/Alaska

I would move to the lowest cost per watt for electric. Washington State averages 7.15 cents per kilowatt hour.

[M@yeulC]

Thanks a lot for including Celsius temperatures this time

[Michael]

Thanks a lot for including Celsius temperatures this time

Generally I always do include C?