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Oh you meant HOOVER! You had me confused there mister back to the future :P

 

And sure you can clean it like that, it's just a chunk of metal.

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so i have a H100i and i have done some small cleaning on it but it has been a year since i have had it so the dust is in there is it ok to hover it if it is just out of the case 

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Oh you meant HOOVER! You had me confused there mister back to the future :P

 

And sure you can clean it like that, it's just a chunk of metal.

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Make sure not to bend the fins (avoid touching them with the hoover). Use an air duster instead if you own one.

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Dont mess with freaking magic rads dude! That shit is dangerous!

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