How much is too much cold to damage my monitor?


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    How much is too much cold to damage my monitor?


    I have an Asus 27'' IPS LED HD Monitor (MX279H). Maybe not great, but it's really nice for my broke a**. It sits in a cold room (in AZ, not that cold, but it gets cold out here, 30's even)
    and on a desk by a drafty window. Is there any risk for damage? I guess this sounds silly, but wtf do I know?
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    Heretikos said:
    I have an Asus 27'' IPS LED HD Monitor (MX279H). Maybe not great, but it's really nice for my broke a**. It sits in a cold room (in AZ, not that cold, but it gets cold out here, 30's even)
    and on a desk by a drafty window. Is there any risk for damage? I guess this sounds silly, but wtf do I know?

    From Samsung should be the same for most conventional household/office CCFL or LED / LCD PC monitors :
    The operating temperature range for Samsung LCD monitors is 50° F to 104° F (10° C to 40° C). The safe storage temperature range for Samsung LCD monitors is -4° F to 113° F (-20° C to 45° C). Temperatures outside these ranges can cause LCD monitors to malfunction.
    http://www.samsung.com/us/support/an.../LS22PUZKFVHZA
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    Thanks dude. I guess I'm an idiot. I can go to the Asus site or simply read the manual that came with the monitor. Derp. Thanks.
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