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Pawys
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Yeahh so my cat really likes laying down on my case. Can this damage the pc lmao.

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Does the case have top fans or fan mounts? If it does, dust and fur could be an issue but it shouldn't cause any issues with the pc.

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Just now, rebel1 said:

Does the case have top fans or fan mounts? If it does, dust and fur could be an issue but it shouldn't cause any issues

yea i have 2 top fans

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Just now, Pawys said:

yea i have 2 top fans

I doubt it will cause any issues but dust will get in a lot more.

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Just now, rebel1 said:

I doubt it will cause any issues but dust will get in a lot more.

ok thanks

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It's not the best thing in the world, but it's not like the PC will die. It will just collect dust faster, and your temps might be a bit higher thanks to the exhaust being covered. 

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4 minutes ago, RONOTHAN## said:

It's not the best thing in the world, but it's not like the PC will die. It will just collect dust faster, and your temps might be a bit higher thanks to the exhaust being covered. 

i guess i will let my cat lay there while i'm browsing the web etc and move it when im gaming.

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1 minute ago, Pawys said:

i guess i will let my cat lay there while i'm browsing the web etc and move it when im gaming.

Just make sure to keep a couple cans of compressed air handy, I'd probably recommend that you blow out the system every 2 weeks to a month a the longest. 

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Add dust filters on top, and have also rear exhaust. Looks like you have front mounted AIO, so top fans aren't really that impactful for wellbeing of your components.

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