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Massive's solution to SFF cooling woes

What a rip-off, Home Depot and just about every supply store sells that stuff for cheaper than that. The only difference is that it's not called something cheesy like MeshX :rolleyes: :p
 
good way to insure your computer has a nice highly-insulating cover of dust on every component.

:)
 
MassiveOverkill said:
Can you get me a link to Home Depot's site where they have it please?
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You know, Home Depot's site isn't the best resource for this. I've noticed that a great deal of their products are not listed on the site. For instance, my Home Depot stocks a great deal of aluminum supplies, but they aren't listed on the site (at least, last time I checked). You should check out your local HD for yourself, or call ahead if the store location isn't nearby.
 
eastvillager said:
good way to insure your computer has a nice highly-insulating cover of dust on every component.

:)
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I run 100% of all my intake fans filtered, and you know what? I still get a fine layer of dust on anything, so you still need to blow your computer out occasionally. While this stuff isn't as good as aluminum mesh, it will prevent the major dust bunnies, and the pet hair and larger crap from getting in there.

On the X-Qpak, you could always reverse the 120mm fan, put a filter on it, and then any meshed windows would essentially be exhausts.
 
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