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Doesn't that have to be done outside for 'air replacement' (oxygen)
Not trying to be rude but what in the hell are you talking about? No...just no. Grab the canned air...blow it in your system to remove dust...clean up the mess with a broom/vaccum.
Lmao, air compressors can cause condensation so instead just go and buy a can of compressed air?!?!?
Protip, motors are the safest way of blowing dust out of a PC as long as you don't go sticking a plastic pipe into your case. A motor itself does generate static but its also earthed and seeing as air is non conductive as long as there's air between the motor and your parts your fine, using a vacuum cleaner is a really bad idea as the particles of dust rubbing the plastic or metal tube acts like a lidon jar building up charge until it all discharges into your PC but using a hairdryer from a decent distance away is totally fine, much better than a can of compressed condensation anyway.
I'd need some more paste then..
He's talking about case fans bud...
The most problem I'm having is the CPU fan build up on top of the processor.
Youtube video......
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQS9Tb8Wsdw
Probably not as bad as this one...lol
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4BlCs_G2mY
or as bad as this....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6Ze1Er_E38