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Originally posted by yakimushi
Condensation is not an issue with water cooling. You have to go sub-zero and even with water cooling you'll never get below ambient room temp. Phase change coolers do have issues with condensation, but only the hardcore are willing to shell $300 for the case and system.
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Most of your stuff was good, but this isn't exactly correct. Condensation happens at all sorts of temperatures. If you don't believe me, next time it's 30+(C, about 88F or so I think?) out and pretty humid, put a glass of cold water/beer out. Within a couple of minutes there will be a lot of condensation on the outside of the glass. That said though, if you're not cooling the water below ambiant in any way, then no, it won't be an issue.