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EDIT: compressed air is the best thing to shift dust from the inside of a PC, but it's expensive and liable to blow dust all over the place.
> What about using one of those mini vacums you can get for keyboards,
> might that save you time once it's all opened up?
Where can I get one of those?
OK, thanks a lot Tyla, I'll be putting them on my fan today.
...But I don't see why a simple pair of tights can't work.
After all, that's one of Tommy Walsh's top tips; for filtering out all the 'bits' you get at the bottom of a tin of paint! ;D
What about using one of those mini vacums you can get for keyboards, might that save you time once it's all opened up?
> Tyla wrote:
> Tights... Get an old pair of fine denier tights and cut and secure a
> piece of the material across the fromt of your fans. Instant dust
> filter.
>
> And this doesn't reduce the amount of air that passes through?
Nope. I have 2 x 120mm Akasa Ambers, the front has it's own filter + the tight trick and my internal temp is still no higher than 32degs on load. Plus almost nil dust
> Tights... Get an old pair of fine denier tights and cut and secure a
> piece of the material across the fromt of your fans. Instant dust
> filter.
And this doesn't reduce the amount of air that passes through?