PC "Filters"
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You can also buy filter foam sheets, and attach them to the fan intakes. (a lot of industrial pc/electric equipment already use them to protect against dust) looks like the dark gray foam a lot of pc stuff is packaged on but allows air through easily.
I know a some of the more expensive cases have included filter material for a few years now too, but not many include it because it will slow the airflow if people forget to clean them once in a while. :D
I know a some of the more expensive cases have included filter material for a few years now too, but not many include it because it will slow the airflow if people forget to clean them once in a while. :D
Well to make a long story short, I Came up with a Brilliant Idea ?
Most computers Take "Air" from Outside to inside. etc., well I have a good Idea, "Custom made and all Common case"s", Air Filters For PC's
My mother and I (she the Sower) are wrking on this, Is this a good Idea ??
I think it is, Cuz after 1 mos in my case my stuff is all Dusty inside, bad news, Dust buidlup causes Overheating and Fan Mal-Function.
Great, don't forget to show us a snapshot of the final product. :wink:
mertsch, that´s a great idea..
will do that this night and then blow my pc clean, cleaner, cleanest....but i hope i will not blow it away ;-)
will do that this night and then blow my pc clean, cleaner, cleanest....but i hope i will not blow it away ;-)
Just my 2 Cents...
Used dryer sheets work wonders as dust filters and are cheap. I use them on all my air inlets. About the commercial compressors...having worked in auto mechanic and auto body shops as a young kid, I know we had to put inline filters / dryers on our compressors because of the amount of moisture they created. We all know that moisture and electronics don't play nice together. Just a word of caution...
Used dryer sheets work wonders as dust filters and are cheap. I use them on all my air inlets. About the commercial compressors...having worked in auto mechanic and auto body shops as a young kid, I know we had to put inline filters / dryers on our compressors because of the amount of moisture they created. We all know that moisture and electronics don't play nice together. Just a word of caution...
Just my 2 Cents...
Used dryer sheets work wonders as dust filters and are cheap. I use them on all my air inlets. About the commercial compressors...having worked in auto mechanic and auto body shops as a young kid, I know we had to put inline filters / dryers on our compressors because of the amount of moisture they created. We all know that moisture and electronics don't play nice together. Just a word of caution...
WOW, great IDEA :)
