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77024309609
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May 21, 2017
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Beautiful body. But there is a huge flaw. All of glass.
In a month, everything will be clogged with dust and not cleaned 100%.
All the glasses will be dirty and will not be of any kind
maverickmage
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May 26, 2017
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77024309609Put filters on your intake fans. Mine looks clean after a year of use and the minimal dust can be cleaned easily.
AlexPk
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Jun 23, 2017
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maverickmageDo you just cut up a filter to fit or is there some kind of thing you can buy?
maverickmage
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Jun 23, 2017
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AlexPkI bought mine from performance-pcs. They have full sets for certain cases and some generic size filters for the ones that they don't.
NightFury
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Jun 25, 2017
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maverickmageDo you mind listing out some of the components that you had used for your build?
I'm pretty sure many of us on the drop could use some pointers / references.
maverickmage
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Jun 25, 2017
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NightFuryProbably not really applicable. My build is about a year old, which in the computer world is about a century.
maverickmage
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Jun 25, 2017
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AlexPkAhh. Upon looking at the blowout of the case, it seems it comes along with filters.
NightFury
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Jun 25, 2017
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maverickmageLol
True that!
When I meant "components", I meant the filters, fans and water-cooling units used and such.
maverickmage
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Jun 25, 2017
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NightFuryAh. For this case, it looks like you won't need filters. I went with an air cooling setup for mine. Bought Phanteks F140XP 140mm case fans and Noctua NF-A15 CPU cooler with dual 140mm Noctua fans. I'll probably go water cooling for my next build, but there's something about gigantic CPU coolers that I really really like.
NightFury
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Jun 25, 2017
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maverickmageVery cool!
Didn't you end up with a lot of space to keep beer and such for not going water-cooled?
SpecTP
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Aug 31, 2017
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77024309609if you go with most fans blowing outward, it should minimize your dust intake
rx468
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Apr 2, 2018
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SpecTPNo. You want filters on all intake fans, and you must have more filtered CFM(cubic feet per minute) into the case than being blown out by the exhaust fans.(Positive Pressure). With PP, more air is being forced into the case than the exhaust fans can push out. The sum of the left over air will find a way to exhaust threw other small holes on the case. Since all the intake air is filtered, you are left with a near dustless case. With Negative Pressure, the exhaust fans are trying to pull more air out of the case than the filtered intake fans can provide. The difference will be made up by pulling UNFILTERED air into your case threw all the uncovered small holes elsewhere. This makes for a messy case and less idea cooling for interior components than positive pressure.
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