Completely took apart my computer and cleaned all the dust out. It's now 10 degrees Celsius cooler on idle and 15 under load. Why haven't you done this?
I do regularly... now GTFO
>>52100923
I clean.mine twice a day, why don't you? You dirty bastard.
>>52100923
subscribed
>>52100923
because it's fucking cold and I like the heat, fucktard.
Also I only clean in summer so I get the maximum value out of my AMD furnaces.
>>52101020
but it is summer
>>52101026
Not in Melbourne it isn't cockfag.
>15c
>summer
>>52100923
Hit mine with a blower vac this arvo.
>>52101026
It's autumn still where I am, should be winter :(
>>52100923
i clean mine twice a year
>late december
>Hot enough to require AC t prevent PC and user from overheating
Whatever
>>52103355
aircon's on right now and it's 3AM
>>52100923
because positive pressure
bitfenix prodigy yeah? I find it so hard to take off the side panel with the on button on because all the wires are so short and connected to the mobo, I can't completely take it off
makes cleaning a pain
>>52101074
>Ram in different channels
Please no
>>52107116
He seems to have 3 sticks so it shouldnt really matter
>>52101046
>15c
>cold
>>52107217
Didn't even notice that dimm on the far left. Good eye fa.m
When using canned air sometimes the surface I'm spraying gets a little wet, I can't see how its safe to use that shit on computer parts.
Every month I disassemble my tower and I also restore my SSD OS partitions from an image that I keep on one of my HDDs.
Am I the only one who does this?
>>52107962
You're supposed to keep the can upright and sufficiently far away from whatever you're spraying. I've only had propellant liquid on surfaces when I'm doing it intentionally, like when I tried to fix a dent on my car. Generally you have to turn the can upside down. The liquid should evaporate quickly at room temp though, so if you do get a little on a PCB or something then it should be evaporated by the time you get your case panel back on. Also, the liquid isn't water obviously, it's usually something like tetrafluoroethane and I don't think that's electrically conductive. I wouldn't directly experiment on a $300 CPU though.
>>52108153
It still comes out with the can upright sometimes. Could just be condensation I suppose.
>>52101026
theres 2 inches of frozen rain outside my house right now
not like, 2 inches of rain but a solid 2 inch layer of slushy/hard mixture
Because I'm not autistic and I use filters on all my intakes.
>>52101020
Trapping the heat inside your computer won't make your room any hotter, Jesus Christ.
A friendly word of advice. Never buy a computer from a bird owner.Absolutely disgusting.
>>52100923
My case has dust filters.
>>52101020
hahahahaha oh wow
Are you retarded?
>>52101020
>Why haven't you done this?
>I like the heat, fucktard.
>>52108359
To add to this, your computer consumes the same amount of power (ignoring heat throttling) therefore dissipates the same amount of heat. The only difference is if you don't have proper cooling, the heat won't be dissipated outside of the case as quickly, therefore your room would take longer to heat up than if you used proper cooling.
