Need help on cleaning desktop cpu

fantasyrulz

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I normally don't clean my desktop and recently got some
Air flow issue... Open up and... Gosh...

Was wondering how you guys clean your desktop.

Should I buy afew cans of compress air can?
Or is it advisable to invest in a air compressor to blast all this dust off?
 
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moi use my duaki bosch leaf blower.
my neighbor hear the sound jitao go close their windows.



a few mins settle liao.
 

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use those damp rag (squeeze until don't drip water) or wet tissue to wipe the fans and casing flat surface ...... surface with too many pointy solder pins or capacitors don't need to clean ....


casing is filtered .... I can go 5 years without cleaning the insides if I want to , the fans and heatsink accumulate small black particles not big grey "pork floss"
...... only need to wash the filters few times a year
 
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my video using Stanley Blower STPT600
ps, take wrong way

There are 6 speed control. I think I turn on level 4 speed only lol



Lol. Casing Don't have much dust actually. It my first time blow since I got my desktop 3year ago
 
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Well TS, if you only clean your PC once in a blue moon it may not be wise to invest in a dust blower ..... i can lend u my Datavac but self collect at 10kkj.

But the Datavac itself is very durable and powerful.. i use it about 3-4 times per year to clean my PC, NAS and keyboard etc...
i would like to do it more often but to unplug the PC and carry it out to the corridor is not something a lazy person like me like to do often :D
 
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Get a few cans of air better 😂 save on storage space also, but ofc use a dry piece of cloth to remove those visible thick layers of dust and use a normal vacuum cleaner for the dust filters before using the compressed air to clean.
 

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Well TS, if you only clean your PC once in a blue moon it may not be wise to invest in a dust blower ..... i can lend u my Datavac but self collect at 10kkj.

But the Datavac itself is very durable and powerful.. i use it about 3-4 times per year to clean my PC, NAS and keyboard etc...
i would like to do it more often but to unplug the PC and carry it out to the corridor is not something a lazy person like me like to do often :D
Feel like buying Datavac online :o
 

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Well TS, if you only clean your PC once in a blue moon it may not be wise to invest in a dust blower ..... i can lend u my Datavac but self collect at 10kkj.

But the Datavac itself is very durable and powerful.. i use it about 3-4 times per year to clean my PC, NAS and keyboard etc...
i would like to do it more often but to unplug the PC and carry it out to the corridor is not something a lazy person like me like to do often :D
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I'm doing similar to you:
4x per year for my 2 desktops
2x per year for my NAS
 

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I normally use CCleaner
It is free from Piriform that takes the work out of cleaning up your computer.
Click click and my pc clean liao.:D
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Bros here are talking about cleaning DUST off their desktop and you talk about cleaning trash on your OS drive???
 
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