AC options for my Computer room

[Rakivic]

I was just seeking some opinions on how to cool my computer room . Here is what I was thinking I was thinking of installing a portable AC and venting it into the basement. The basement is unfinished basically it just has a concrete floor and it gets quite cold even in summer (as it is mostly all below ground level) and I only want to Install the AC in my computer room because is summer it gets quite hot. So I was thinking that venting the hot air to the cold basement would actually help warm the basement. What do you think?

If not how would I vent it to the out side as I have casement windows in my house and in the winter it would have to be stored. Most of the venting "kits" seem to be for horizontal sash style windows.

 

[davcon]

Wouldn't it be better to address your pc cooling options.My old pc use to heat my computer room up alot.
I've since replaced it with a huge upgrade case and cooling wise and my room is quite bearable now.
I don't think i would like a portable or window shaker in my pc room because of the noise they create.
You could cycle your furnace fan on auto/no heat if you have forced air heating.
This would pull all the cool air out of your basement for hot days.
Also venting warm air into a basement achieves nothing hot air rises.
I don't know your budget or where you live but Mitsubishi,Panasonic,and LG make
ventless cooling solutions and some for single zone applications 9000btu max.
They are very quiet around 25-30dbA since the small compressor is outside.
Btw i'm a certified HVAC engineer.

 

[Rakivic]

I do have a large case I have a Cooler master Storm Sniper black

 

[phil_h_99]

You could go water cooled put a large radiator in the basement and use something like a central heating pump for circulation. You would need much smaller holes for the pipes than for an AC vent it would use a lot less power.