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My pc is nearly one year old! :) so how often do you guys do a full rebuild on your pc? 

i havent  done one yet but i just get the air compressor on it now and again! 

and by rebuild i mean everything out of it! a clean then rebuilding it? 

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Never? What's the point?

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I would pick the "more than 2 years" option if there was one.

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Never? What's the point?

lol yea why would i rebuild my pc

i would probbly build a new one.

and 3-4+ years

 

 

 

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My pc is nearly one year old! :) so how often do you guys do a full rebuild on your pc? 

i havent  done one yet but i just get the air compressor on it now and again! 

and by rebuild i mean everything out of it! a clean then rebuilding it? 

 

I have never done that, I added a second graphics card, 2 more memory sticks, an AIO cooler. 

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Just take it apart and put it back together? Never, unless I am changing cases for a purely aesthetic change. But I do open it up and take the fans off the rad to clean it up every couple months. And I blow out the fan filters every few weeks. As for a full replacement of the pc, that's like 5 years or so. Graphics cards, like every 3 or so.

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Never? What's the point?

Cleaning?

 

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lol yea why would i rebuild my pc

i would probbly build a new one.

and 3-4+ years

 

Yeah, me too. Full rebuild every 4+ years and a video card replacement every other generation.

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Cleaning?

 

Don't really need to unplug and remove everything to blow some dust out...

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lol yea why would i rebuild my pc

i would probbly build a new one.

and 3-4+ years

i dont see the point but someone today asked me how often i rebuilt it! 

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My PC is about three years old and it hasn't happened yet.

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i clean it every few months, last month i finished my build for the year, specs in sig.

 

probably wont change cpu for 2 years but the gpu is getting changed next year.

 

i dont get everything out its a hassle, usually just psu, gpu and fans.

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Why would I rebuild it from 0?

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My pc is nearly one year old! :) so how often do you guys do a full rebuild on your pc? 

i havent  done one yet but i just get the air compressor on it now and again! 

and by rebuild i mean everything out of it! a clean then rebuilding it? 

Never.

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I replace/add a component every year. and every year I take a look at my cable management. to see if there's room for improvement. but i think I'm satisfied now. (for the next 6 months)

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Rebuild?

For cleaning? Why would you ever do that... Just a can of compressed air will get rid of like, 99% of the dust inside.

 

At most, all you would need to do is remove the fans to clean off the blades and possibly the heatsink, if dust caked up too much in it.

 

In any case, last time I "rebuilt" my system, is when I switched case, like 3~4 years ago.

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Rarely, only 'rebuild' if I have a new component which requires it.

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every 2 years or so. just to fix cable management or clean

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I just got a new case and power supply so I guess I just rebuilt it. I would say I do this about twice a year when I get new hardware.

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I've had my computer for 3 years atm, i upgrade my GPU to 980 GTX when it came out before that i had a 580 GTX. Same Ram same MOBO same everything. :) but if you buy a budget PC i can see upgrading it in 2 years.

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I did this with a laptop one time and ended up fucking it up. I don't want that to happen again.

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I used my laptop until it literally stopped working. It had a broken hinge that was held together with an entire tube of super glue. I replaced the battery and the charger. It was so slow that i couldnt even run minecraft. It got hot really quickly, it was heavy, and the battery didn't last long. I had that laptop for like 6 years and i would have kept using it if my brother didn't spill water over it while i was using it :angry: . I kind of miss it.  :lol:

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Well if building it in sections or over the time period of a year counts but then ill leave it for 10 years or until a hardware failure occurs. I say this because I force myself to get what I paid for or more out of the system. I would never drop $1000 on a PC and build or rebuild it 4-5 years later, just seems sorta selfish to me...

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My pc is nearly one year old! :) so how often do you guys do a full rebuild on your pc? 

i havent  done one yet but i just get the air compressor on it now and again! 

and by rebuild i mean everything out of it! a clean then rebuilding it? 

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