I have found an air duster here. Does anyone know which ones are ok to use on Fan/Heatsink,Graphics Card Fan, DVD drives and around the inside of the case?
sorry if this is posted in the wrong place
thanks, jake
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[Answered] Air spray cans
It is very dusty inside my computer case, I think it may be slowing down the CPU slightly.
I have found an air duster here. Does anyone know which ones are ok to use on Fan/Heatsink,Graphics Card Fan, DVD drives and around the inside of the case? sorry if this is posted in the wrong place thanks, jake
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Re: Air spray cans
Hey jake
That one is absolutely fine. Make sure you do 2 things...keep the can a good 4-5 inches away from the components and don't use the can in an inverted state Happy dusting!
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Re: Air spray cans
In simple english/laymans terms (Heh)
Dont turn the can upside down and dont hold it too close to the parts in your pc  I asked EXACTLY the same question before i used mine and (As guys do) i turned it upside down and and sprayed my Lemonade can to see what happend, it spray FREEZEING cold liquid over the can LOL
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Re: Air spray cans
Thanks, so are basically all compressed air cans from sites ok to use inside the case?
jake (nice cat lol)
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Re: Air spray cans
Stick with "PC" specific ones from PC peripheral sites..but yea, should be fine.
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Re: Air spray cans
Jake i would have so stolen your signature, everything is the same as me!
Firefox user, cs player, XP user, pchf member,ps2 owner simpsons fan etc. One thing stopped me, linkin park  lol...
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