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Case cleaning question

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Corbin

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First of all sorry if this is in the wrong section but it is mostly about my case. This week (probably friday) I will be receiving some stuff from newegg I ordered and one of those things happens to be my new PSU (Corsair 850tx). Since I'm swapping out the PSU I thought I might take the time to get all the dust that has been building up over the last year off my parts. Is there any special way of doing this? Do I just blow it off, use a cloth? Do I have to buy a cleaner kit or something. I'd really not like to have to spend any money, but if I have to at least I would like to buy it locally. Any suggestions?
 
Just blow it off. Compressed air works great. If you have any dust that's caked on, use a damp rag to wipe it off (obviously try not to get any water on the electronics - ideally you'd want to remove everything from the case).
 
Just be sure not to blow compressed air on any of the fans of you can spin them too quickly and burn them out.
 
Thx for the quick replies. I think we have some compressed ari lying around the hosue so I'll use that. Thx again!
 
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