dusty pc
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DCat (04/12/2014) [-] 
The back of my old PC recently got a new one kinda looks like an elderly ladies' no-no area
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redstonealchemist ONLINE (04/12/2014) [-] OH YEAH? I HAD A PC FOR 7 YEARS AND IT WAS SLOW AS **** . WHEN MY STEP-DAD REMOVED THE DUST IT STOPPED WORKING.
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killthebilly (04/12/2014) [-] It was 7 years old. Also, he probably smashed something inside when he cleaned it up.
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redstonealchemist ONLINE (04/12/2014) [-] probably, but we usually joke that the pc could only work still because of the dust bunnies inside
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minnten (04/12/2014) [-] This is my before. I can record a video of me blowing it out if you guys want.
Granted it's not as bad as the one in this gif... but it's still bad.
Granted it's not as bad as the one in this gif... but it's still bad.
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kingdaniel ONLINE (04/12/2014) [-] Apparently my case is meant to place the power supply at the bottom. after a year I kept getting blue screens of death. So i looked into my PC and I was like ''hmmm I don't see anything wrong here'' I finally looked at the bottom and i was like ''Oh lawd''
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nanako ONLINE (04/12/2014) [-] Why would you do this.
Dont blow air into your computer.
SUCK IT OUT
use a vacuum cleaner, this is what they're made for. all that dust gets sucked into a neat little tube and doesnt make anyone sneeeze
Dont blow air into your computer.
SUCK IT OUT
use a vacuum cleaner, this is what they're made for. all that dust gets sucked into a neat little tube and doesnt make anyone sneeeze
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slobiscuit (04/12/2014) [-] you know that you need a hell'a strong of a vacuum cleaner to suck things out of little places. blowing into computers is way better for removing dirt. you know how much sucking power would you need to remove the kind of dirt that blowing does?!
