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Old 07-11-2007, 06:11 PM
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lotsof454sss
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Originally Posted by chevguy65
Originally Posted by lotsof454sss
I make sure I do not touch anything inside the box..It is easy to take a good vaccum such as Rigid makes and pull the problem dust thru the fan outlet and the inlets in the case..I also use the plastic hose is all when inside and prefer to use a small brush to knock the dust loose as the vaccum sucks it clean...But I know it sure is good to have her running at top speed again...By the way, if you need a shop vac get the Rigid...I bought 2 at Home Depot and the warranty is, as long as you own it and take it to the store and they plug it up and flip the switch and it will not come on they give you a new one....Now that is a life time warranty..Oh and lively, your suppose to eat the spam...
The thing with the brush is if it pushes a piece of dust between two contacts in an agp or pci slot it could cause an electrical arc and blow out that slot or worse.

I will stand behind using air only.
OOOOOOOOOK, Then I guess that the air could not possibly blow a dust particle into a gap or pci slot or a set of contacts is what your telling me...I will be sure and drag it outside to the air hose then and I know it will not short out anything..

Thanks for the suggestion, and I am not trying to be a wisenhimer here but I do not agree any more with your theory than you do mine as I can see the flaw in both of them...
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