Dankcube
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thank you for the reassurance homie!!
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thank-you. I will order it tonight, comes tuesday.
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i dont mind paying for it branding aside if it works as intended.
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took me a minute to realize im being trolled lol
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thats why I came here, I am looking for somebody to recommend a SPECIFIC reputable brand of dust filters for 140mm psu please....
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ive been researching this stuff for 3 weeks now. havent played any games. somebody please just link me a filter that i should use. I have clicked on a hundred filters probably now, everytime i make a choice somebody tells me no
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I have asked COOLERMASTER for a replacement dust filter and they told me it's a legacy case and they do not carry any more spare parts for this case either. I am also interested in a permenant solution, rather than usings ladys socks
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i am basically trying to avoid this from happening at all, do you think buying this one in particular will cause any issues? https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B00ARB5E8A/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A3DWYIK6Y9EEQB&psc=1 thanks for the help everyone.
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I have carpet, animals and people upstairs smoke. I need a dust filter, and yeah I mean I lost the filter for the case (cooolermaster) my bad. specs are i9 9900k, msi 2080ti trio, 32gb corsair vengence rgb, and 240mm h100i pro rgb. I have tested multiple games and the fan spins up a majority of time when under heavy load. either way I NEED a dust filter, can you recommend one to me or did you have a look at the one I have posted in my original post. does that one look any good?
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I am in need of a dust filter for my corsair rm850x (lost it) and was wondering if you guys could recommend me one that would fit and be good for a power supply? And one that won't choke my fans. I am basically just super worried I will buy one and it will increase my psu temp too high, heres one I was looking at via https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B00ARB5E8A/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A3DWYIK6Y9EEQB&psc=1 Which type of filter is best to use do you think... nylon or plastic? silvertek tells me nylon... but I don't know. I have looked online for a couple weeks at Amazon's products and reviews and people just seems to disagree with each other on every single filter I find... they often mention "CHOKES FANS" or "HOLES TOO BIG" i can't seem to find an in between and I don't know if demciflex is affordable for me. I thought of using panty hose and dryer sheets but I want a permenant solution. Asked corsair for a replacement and they told me it's a legacy case and they do not carry any more parts for this case either. so I thought I'd come and ask here. My case is the Masterbox 5 - black with meshflow front pannel, and here https://imgur.com/a/iwS6aiK is a photo of where the filter needs to fit. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated, as I am not playing any games until I replace a dust filter. thankyou!
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it will just get dirty again if i buy a new one because i will smoke around my computer no matter what. this is a nonsensical solution. thankyou for trying i guess... still nobody has answered my original question IS IF IT IS POSSIBLE TO DAMAGE IT BY SPRAYING IT WITH COMPRESSED AIR
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BUT ITS NOT DAMAGED?! LOL IM SO CONFUSED AT THE RESPONSE IM GETTING REPLACE IT? WHAT FOR ITS WORKING? ITS JUST DUSTY LMAOO, ALSO I ALREADY STATED I WILL NOT BE OPENING IT BRO...?????? ALL I WANTED TO KNOW IS IF IT IS POSSIBLE TO DAMAGE IT BY SPRAYING IT WITH COMPRESSED AIR
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wtf lmao, do not tell me what to do who are you my daddy? I am required to smoke for medical reasons.
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Does weed smoke count? I take bong rips all the time around it. Also, why would I throw it away if its working fine? I do not have disposable income like that...
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So I've had this PSU for about 2 years and I've lost the dust filter on the bottom of my case that would normally stop the dust inside the PSU, and when it's getting pretty nasty but I am very nervous about cleaning it. even though I will not be opening the PSU itself The PSU is a EVGA 750 GQ, 80+ GOLD fully modular, is it possible for me to damage the PSU by dusting it off with compressed air? or any of the other parts when I plug it back in? For whatever reason I have this very irrational fear. Also what happens if I don't clean my psu? I have a 5 year warranty on this. The blades themself dont seem that dirty, just the grill. I have attatched a photo of the dust collected so far https://imgur.com/a/uir12AQ
