Hello everyone!
I recently got my P-6860 last week from TigerDirect.ca and so far so good!
I was thinking, after a couple of weeks, how would I go about cleaning the dust on the machine (fans, etc.) to keep it from overheating?
Would I require the use of compressed air? Im kind of scared pushing the dust further into the machine.
I would definitely appreciate it! Thanks!![]()
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To the clean the CPU vent, you open the back - take out the entire heatsink and blow through the exhaust... The dust will be easilly visible
I cleaned my GPU fan, by taking a hairdrier (innovative, i know) , set the mode on cool air - and let rip through the exhaust on the left side (not through the air-intake on the bottom)... Not sure if blowing through the intake would work, but thats not how I did it
My method of cleaning out the GPU fan, does work. It lowered my temps from 95c max temp to around 70c. -
I have to figure out if my hairdryer has a cool-blow option -
Kamin_Majere =][= Ordo Hereticus
I use my army of diminuative gremlins to eat the dust away. This saves alot on bills as i dont pay for a cleaning lady or trash collecting with them around.
but for "normal" people with out the benifits of a gremlin army phasio's idea works great too.
Though i typically recommend canned air over a hairdryer (worried about static) -
The reasons as to why I use a hairdrier are quite simple.
1. It works.
2. I am lazy.
3. See above, add cheap.
The day that I am paying for canned air.. PUH-LEASE! Unless Im going diving, then I aint paying for air
Btw Kamin... LOOL @ Your personal gremlin army.. -
Canned air is obviously the better choice from hiring gremlins. First off its cheaper, and secondly they don't go by the hour. -
How to clean the P-6860?
Discussion in 'Gateway and eMachines' started by PiusPatronus, Nov 12, 2008.