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How to protect the system unit from dust?
How to protect the system unit from dust?
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open the side cover, pick up a brush and compressed air, clean everything from dust, repeat every couple of months
Turn off all the coolers in the system unit and cover it with a canvas cover
Regularly vacuum the room, carry out wet cleaning - keep the room clean.
Well, or as an option, work as a spherical horse in a vacuum.
We put a white lace cover on top, cover the ventilation holes with a thin layer of gauze. Also white.
to create excess pressure inside the system unit, to do this, close all the slots to the maximum, organize the supply of filtered air,
I figured out several stages of purification, sections from a plumbing pipe, a cooler from an exhaust hood, a gauze pre-filter, then FFP2-3 from masks, but laziness, all the problem is how to dock it with the system unit
Air inlet from the front, outlet - from the back through the PSU or even a hull blower. But there is only one input, and the performance of the fan at the input needs to be done a little more than the total for the output. Well, the filter at the entrance. I have been doing this for many years, for a year there is very little dust inside, but the filters have to be changed every 2-3 years, because they simply turn into dust. Server rooms (from industrial buildings) serve longer, but they still need to be found.
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