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 Cleaning Chasis aka "CPU", without removing the component inside

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bowerchung
post Oct 12 2009, 05:19 PM

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QUOTE(arthur88 @ Aug 30 2009, 01:11 PM)
i got my pc almost 3 yrs ago and now its full of dust. normally ppl will take all the component inside one by one clean it thoroughly. however, i dun wish to take out all the component as some ppl said "before you take out all the component for cleaning, the pc works perfectly fine, but after u take out all component and clean it and put back inside chasis, the pc got problem like slow on turning on, cannot start, performance slow...etc...or any similar problem". So, in order to prevent this and din want to take the risk, can anyone suggest alternative solution to remove the dust inside chasis without taking out the component?

Solution that i can think of:
1-> use blower(not sure the name is correct or not)
2-> send to shops or any services that provide cleaning (preferably not to choose this option)
3-> get suggestions from this thread from ppl that have experienced/tried to clean the chasis without taking out the component.

thx in advance.
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i use hair dryer to blow all the dust out and also using paint brush thumbup.gif
bowerchung
post Oct 14 2009, 10:20 AM

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QUOTE(arthur88 @ Oct 13 2009, 09:24 AM)
hair dryer?
the air blow is strong enuf to blow the dust off?
hair dryer only produce hot air and slow air flow.
quite curious how u clean ur pc component inside chasis.
mind to tell us?
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hmmmm....... hmm.gif
my hair dryer is abit more expensive 1.... icon_idea.gif
i can choose neither normal air or hot air... brows.gif
and also fast air flow or slow air flow... brows.gif
so...i juz used the normal air aka cool air and fast air flow.... smile.gif
juz turn it on...booooooooooooooooooooooo shocking.gif
all dust out of my chassis.... rclxm9.gif

and my hsf is clean enuf not many dust... tongue.gif
im using C2D E7400 the fan spins very slow...
my GC too.... whistling.gif

This post has been edited by bowerchung: Oct 14 2009, 10:22 AM

 

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