just a tip from a pc technician: always hold any kinda fan blades in place when blowing out fans on heatsinks, chipsets, power supplies, and video cards. the amount of force from any compressed air can kill a fan or shorten its life when you nuke em like that. i know - i've done it.
Why does it feel so good to blow out dust from your computer with compressed air? It feels like a weight is lifted from your shoulders knowing all that crap is gone.
Whatever work can be done by using needle, it can not be done by using Sword. You should try using same air nozzles and pressure in toilet instead of toilet paper.
You are just wastage of power, time and resources. by using air pressure in tiny micro components, it can disrupts them and you may endue dead motherboard.
Whatever work can be done by using needle, it can not be done by using Sword. You should try using same air nozzels and pressure in toilet instead of toilet paper.
You are just wastage of power, time and resources. by using air pressure in tiny micro components, it can disrupts them and you may endue dead motherboard.
You have to be quite careful when using compressed air. Air is incredibly abrasive, and can actually blow components off of a PCB. I use my compressor on physical parts, like a case fan or a heatsink, which usually get the most dust anyway. Otherwise I use a brush to knock off dust and a vacuum to get the now-airborne dust. Works quite well.
What are the specs/details of the air compressor used for this? I want to buy one for my own use but I dont want to damage any of the components in any of my computers. There are many different types. Example:
4.3 Gallon Air Compressor 2 HP 120 Volt Direct Drive Motor Oil lubricated pump 95-125 working psi 5.4 cfm at 40 psi 4.1 cfm at 90 psi
2 Gallon Hotdog Tank Brush-motor -Oil free, direct drive, single stage pump. Working pressure: 70-100PSI -1.0CFM@40PSI, 0.7CFM@90PSI
What I do is I clean the computer with the compressor and then let it sit for >24 hours. Like that I am sure that there is no little droplet just on 2 contacts of a IC wich wil short out when you power it.
ouch! hopefully you didn't got any water on that...usually air compressors don't have a filter of some kind....
you can tell by throwing some one your hand for a while, shortly you will feel a cold humid feeling on your hand!(this means, time for a new computer!)
Hey it's cheaper than the air cans that you get from the computer stores.
I've been doing that for over 20 years and it works well. But if you really want to get freaked out, take a look at that dust under a microscope. All kinds of little monsters in that dust....which is mostly dead human skin. Those little monsters feed on that dead skin.
This is all fine. Water is never a problem for a PCB. It will evaporate in minutes. The real problem are the FANS! You must block FANS you WILL burn them some day or even a fan controller. The speed of roatation under air flow is way way too fast and generates too much current in the coil.
@artem1kuchin Not true. Electrical motors and generators are similar, yet significantly different. A motor is inefficient as a generator, check for yourself. Your 12 volt case fan may use 7 watts to spin to 1800 RPM, hook it up to a multimeter and power it to 1800 RPM with an external air flow, and see how much wattage it pumps. If you get half it's rated input requirement (so, around 3 - 4 watts) you're doing well...
@ChrisHallett83 When i think (not sure) the power is actually not that important. If you spin it really fast you'll get higher voltage than 12V and that voltage can kill controller mosfets. Also, even though you are right about efficacy but if you spin 5000rpm a fan which spins 1000 rmp on 12V you will get higher than rated current in the coil.
This is by far the best method for internal PC cleaning! But always make sure you use an in-line moisture trap on an air compressor, and make sure to hold the fans still when you blow air at them, or better still - remove them from the case. Start at the top of the case and work your way down as dust travels south. :)
Nice Job, I always wanted an air compressor just to clean my PC. However I now use stainless steel fan filters at all intake fans. They reduce the amount of dust by at least 80% in my pc.
the pc can be damaged when compressed air aces by shooting a jet of follow-up very strong and can damage the components of the motherboard chips madrey plate and stuff also it is convenient aserlo with a leaf blower if it serves that throws a thick conical jet suitable for this type of cleaning ..
@sighrus99 actually its only liquid inside the can when it is released it comes out as a gas the only way to get the liquid out in liquid form is to turn the can upside down and it will come out liquid
I do this as part of my job...
alexUKguy91 3 weeks ago
My computer hasn't been dusted so long it probably has dust in the cables.
jakeb1997 3 weeks ago
Buying one after seeing this vid!
xilllllix 1 month ago
I love the old heatsinc!!!
TheCatMilton 1 month ago
Its nice..but dont those things cost 90 %?
ShockedShocktrooper 1 month ago
just a tip from a pc technician: always hold any kinda fan blades in place when blowing out fans on heatsinks, chipsets, power supplies, and video cards. the amount of force from any compressed air can kill a fan or shorten its life when you nuke em like that. i know - i've done it.
murraysdaddy 1 month ago
I get the same feeling watching this video as I do with those zit/cyst popping vids
Charlie1821 1 month ago
I usually use a hair drier but i think compressed air canisters are the safest option for your parts
chafeboy 3 months ago
Why does it feel so good to blow out dust from your computer with compressed air? It feels like a weight is lifted from your shoulders knowing all that crap is gone.
wdmnetwork 3 months ago
@wdmnetwork hell yes, like washing a car, good as new
ca5k 2 months ago
i used my mouth just to get rid of the dust in my PC.
ThePakenshet 4 months ago
I bet that was satisfying :P
IMightBeAGeek 4 months ago
Looking at that computer makes me want to go there and clean it
FlentMan 4 months ago
cool you're smart enough to hold the fans from spinning cuz they are only made to go so fast and you can burn them up :)
paintbrawl 5 months ago
ZIPTIES.
MrFriggoff 6 months ago
Is This Better then cans for high end gaming system that cost 2K?
iryan74656 6 months ago
@iryan74656 For a system at that price, you should be using water cooling. :D
pratt123 5 months ago
@pratt123 I use fan and it cool just fine at 2600K @ 4.40GHz max temp about 52 60c
iryan74656 5 months ago
@iryan74656 You were asking about cans for CLEANING. And my answer is water cooling for a system that costs 2K. No dust to clean off.
pratt123 5 months ago
Whatever work can be done by using needle, it can not be done by using Sword. You should try using same air nozzles and pressure in toilet instead of toilet paper.
You are just wastage of power, time and resources. by using air pressure in tiny micro components, it can disrupts them and you may endue dead motherboard.
JamesErics 7 months ago
Whatever work can be done by using needle, it can not be done by using Sword. You should try using same air nozzels and pressure in toilet instead of toilet paper.
You are just wastage of power, time and resources. by using air pressure in tiny micro components, it can disrupts them and you may endue dead motherboard.
JamesErics 7 months ago
@JamesErics
Wtf are you talking about dumbass? Learn English.
ameraz4126 2 months ago
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anel115 7 months ago
I use the vacuum cleaner
mautran 8 months ago
You have to be quite careful when using compressed air. Air is incredibly abrasive, and can actually blow components off of a PCB. I use my compressor on physical parts, like a case fan or a heatsink, which usually get the most dust anyway. Otherwise I use a brush to knock off dust and a vacuum to get the now-airborne dust. Works quite well.
cobalt789 8 months ago
What are the specs/details of the air compressor used for this? I want to buy one for my own use but I dont want to damage any of the components in any of my computers. There are many different types. Example:
4.3 Gallon Air Compressor 2 HP 120 Volt Direct Drive Motor Oil lubricated pump 95-125 working psi 5.4 cfm at 40 psi 4.1 cfm at 90 psi
2 Gallon Hotdog Tank Brush-motor -Oil free, direct drive, single stage pump. Working pressure: 70-100PSI -1.0CFM@40PSI, 0.7CFM@90PSI
Diamondust25 8 months ago
another shit cleaner who think is right but is another NOOB
necromass666 8 months ago
@necromass666 You're another shit eater noob.
ameraz4126 2 months ago
What kind of problems do you have now?
Homeuser66 8 months ago
What I do is I clean the computer with the compressor and then let it sit for >24 hours. Like that I am sure that there is no little droplet just on 2 contacts of a IC wich wil short out when you power it.
Pelle4495 8 months ago
That looked very satisfying 0.0
Yakazuka 9 months ago
ouch! hopefully you didn't got any water on that...usually air compressors don't have a filter of some kind....
you can tell by throwing some one your hand for a while, shortly you will feel a cold humid feeling on your hand!(this means, time for a new computer!)
xEdWiNaToRx 9 months ago
PC ai ta parecendo a casa do Homem Aranha
danielmoderador 10 months ago
Edit:
I meant to say how sure are you all the dust is removed from inside the casing in the video card? I've never done this before so..
igormon 10 months ago
hahahaa, im gonna do this this weekend.How if at all do you clean the actual video card heatsink?
igormon 10 months ago
8800GTS, just like mine :D
ozzy8031 11 months ago
Isn't that dangerous for static? I heared it can damage your motherboard and cards.
skydive911 1 year ago
Now thast a clean Computer looks brand new
WallyPCify 1 year ago
Hey it's cheaper than the air cans that you get from the computer stores.
I've been doing that for over 20 years and it works well. But if you really want to get freaked out, take a look at that dust under a microscope. All kinds of little monsters in that dust....which is mostly dead human skin. Those little monsters feed on that dead skin.
A computer is a great air filter for sure.
MrStevilKneivel 1 year ago
which pc you have????i dont have a compressor ..how much wud it cost?? i mean whole compressor kit?
SharjeelEffect 1 year ago
if you backed off like that- it shows you're not WEARING A MASK :P
use one- do you dont kill ur lungs lol
wnxsystem 1 year ago
The truth is this it the only was to clean a computer unless you want to spend $50 on compress air canisters.
jenksmaster 1 year ago
This is all fine. Water is never a problem for a PCB. It will evaporate in minutes. The real problem are the FANS! You must block FANS you WILL burn them some day or even a fan controller. The speed of roatation under air flow is way way too fast and generates too much current in the coil.
artem1kuchin 1 year ago
@artem1kuchin Not true. Electrical motors and generators are similar, yet significantly different. A motor is inefficient as a generator, check for yourself. Your 12 volt case fan may use 7 watts to spin to 1800 RPM, hook it up to a multimeter and power it to 1800 RPM with an external air flow, and see how much wattage it pumps. If you get half it's rated input requirement (so, around 3 - 4 watts) you're doing well...
ChrisHallett83 1 year ago
@ChrisHallett83 When i think (not sure) the power is actually not that important. If you spin it really fast you'll get higher voltage than 12V and that voltage can kill controller mosfets. Also, even though you are right about efficacy but if you spin 5000rpm a fan which spins 1000 rmp on 12V you will get higher than rated current in the coil.
artem1kuchin 1 year ago
know what?it should be easier to take one of jet turbines ;D
Zreno7 1 year ago
Wow, you should have cleaned that computer way before it got that bad! What was that 3 years of collected dust?
rekd0514 1 year ago
I use a small TORO air compressor, it doesn't have a water filter but I take the risk anyway. Just avoid direct blasts to your components.
sh0gun119 1 year ago
is not the right method to clean a PC!!! Is worng information....a pc isnt'a a CAR!!!
GIKKIO3D 1 year ago
why dont put tihis music and no information and voice??
GIKKIO3D 1 year ago
This is by far the best method for internal PC cleaning! But always make sure you use an in-line moisture trap on an air compressor, and make sure to hold the fans still when you blow air at them, or better still - remove them from the case. Start at the top of the case and work your way down as dust travels south. :)
DJW997 1 year ago
huh LOL i have the same air compressor :D
combossss 1 year ago
wont parts get damaged?? or any bad shit thats gonna happen to the parts?
bahrwiz 1 year ago
My compressor have 3 hp and 2 cylinder 500 liter
CRAZYCRASH84 1 year ago
Nice Job, I always wanted an air compressor just to clean my PC. However I now use stainless steel fan filters at all intake fans. They reduce the amount of dust by at least 80% in my pc.
frosty4700 1 year ago
Hey where do u get the compressed air from? I can't find any at my stores, and i got no cash for shipped ones and watever.
helldrag0n47 1 year ago
well that's a first, the guy held the case fan when he was cleaning it, He's the only one I've seen do that, so Kudos to You ;-)
markcumbriauk 1 year ago
Yeah, blow that capacitor, yeah :))))
sashko14 1 year ago
@sashko14 HAHAHAHA! is it so wrong that when i read your comment i thought sexually? LOL!
H4z4rdTw15t 1 year ago
hope that your air compressor has a built-in water filter otherwise you risk microscopic water molecules landing all over your electrical equipment.
sh0gun119 1 year ago 7
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byspanky 1 year ago
@sh0gun119 GOOD COMMENT likewise his PC might get a chance of rusting
then it would be a total useless cleaning ^^
byspanky 1 year ago
@sh0gun119
It doesn't have water filter, but i dont got problems after two years
evio18 1 year ago 13
@evio18 Cool old stuff i like it.
eeyk1993 6 months ago
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wjlud12 1 year ago
@sh0gun119 bullshit
FIcaraudioBTL 1 year ago
@sh0gun119 As long as you don't have power on the computer, the water will dry out by the time you get inside.
DragonTamer2345 9 months ago
@sh0gun119 Nothing happens if you just let the computer sit for a hour after the cleaning before hooking it up to the power.
pratt123 5 months ago
@sh0gun119 theres h20 in normal air ya know
matawin2 5 months ago
mine is 220V
evio18 1 year ago
@evio18
What brand of compressor is that? I'm looking for something just like it.
wjlud12 1 year ago
what is the connection, i just got air compressor but not sure what connection to buy...where you get that? im from Australia though...
anpat89au 1 year ago
name of the song?
please
PcMrGaming 1 year ago
@PcMrGaming
U2 - vertigo
evio18 1 year ago
Haha nice. Just watch the capacitors.
Here's a handy tip: stick a pencil in the fans, so you don'y have to hold them down xD
linkfan32 1 year ago
the pc can be damaged when compressed air aces by shooting a jet of follow-up very strong and can damage the components of the motherboard chips madrey plate and stuff also it is convenient aserlo with a leaf blower if it serves that throws a thick conical jet suitable for this type of cleaning ..
ramyhxcore16 2 years ago
It's an air compressor, not a can of compressed air.
sighrus99 2 years ago
Ummmmmm, compressed air contains a lot of water. Not good for electronic components!
sighrus99 2 years ago
@sighrus99 actually its only liquid inside the can when it is released it comes out as a gas the only way to get the liquid out in liquid form is to turn the can upside down and it will come out liquid
gdcardona91 2 years ago
Good way to clean, but i preffer disassembly all the computer once a year and clean it carefully.
XInkisidoreGamerX 2 years ago
the best a way to clean!
industrial strength compressor! :) '
xtreme404 2 years ago
@xtreme404 yeee absolutely!! i loved to see hw the dust come out from mine one ;)
oh, and temperatures goes down of about 10 degrees :O
Cerpantoman 2 years ago
@Cerpantoman
:P i had tile dust inside my pc !!
it was like a nuke!!! total white out! i am so happy i did it out side!!!
xtreme404 2 years ago
@Cerpantoman
also it lowed my temperatures too!
like 10 degrees too.
happy with gaming after that!
xtreme404 2 years ago
yee me too ;) loving air compressor <3 xD
Cerpantoman 2 years ago
you missed a bit
phatlip2 2 years ago
Lol that PC looks like a Dust Plaza.
I need clean up mine
nintendowiids12 2 years ago
way better than canned air. need to get me one. looking at a craftsman 3 gal. 1 hp 125 psi $100 compressor from sears.
alldaygamer 2 years ago