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Here's a tip to everyone... just because you don't know about it.. doesnt make it weird or abnormal...

as for the dog.... silly. hehehehehe

I used to bet people 5 bucks in Electronics class I could touch an active jacob's ladder.

I'd make sure i stood on a rubber mat on the floor and only touch one of the contacts..... created a weird buzzing feeling in my finger tip and thats it. got the 5 bucks everytime. they'd think i'd fry myself.

although i did warn them not to do that themselves and NEVER.. EVER.. touch both contactsof a jacobs ladder at the same time..

Heh heh. In small engines class back in high school we had cut-away 4-cycle single-cylinder enging with a crank so that you could turn the crank and watch parts move. But it was made from a working engine. So the spark plug still zapped.

One day we had everyone hold hands while one person held the spark plug cable and another turned the crank. That was fun. Zzzzaaaap! All in a row. I think the last person in the series got it the worst, but I could be wrong. And whenever some damn fool was dumb enough to walk by the shop our chain would run after them and give them a pat. Zap! He he he.

sigh another stupid thread by the same noob who asked if oc to 20ghz was possible

i got 4 now i removed 1

PCI - AGP fan: added.
CPU fan: stock
GPU fan: stock.
SPSU: stock.
Big desktop fan: Removed.

???

A vacuum cleaner would be a nice upgrade for your computer...

Seriously??

No, about seven models actually. Wiliamete was the first version--wasnt too hot but man for the GHz the speed was worse than the pentium III 1GHz cpus. They were quickly replaced by the decent P4 Northwoods. Then the ProcessHot -- er, Prescott -- core came out, and many after that.

YESS!!! You didn't read my post on your other forum did you? Dust kills computers. As a service tech I can say that probably 60% of the video card and motherboard problems I've fixed on customer's PCs are caused by heat problems, and almost all of the heat problems are due to excess dust in the cooling fans or on the chips themselves.

Yep, just be sure it's plugged in when you do it (but be carefull, there may be sharp edges in there that can cut you 8O )

Silly parlee, plastic's for pro's! Plastic is the latest and greatest heatsink available, and all the overclockers are using it to keep their hardware arctic breeze cool at tems as low as 120 degrees celsius. If it's overheating try blowing on it 5 times an hour. candle wax should be applied in place of the thermal paste (again, latest and greatest tech, outperforms Artik Silver 5 by a longshot). You only need to spit on it hourly if you overclock it

Na, the doghair incident just proves that your CPU is running at the P3RF3C7 Temp! As to overclocking, definitely! Just be sure to cook breakfast while you 'clock it!

Not quite sure, but could help with overheating and ID if you were to dust/vacuum in there once in a while (then repost).

Just for the record...no I'm not with Geek Squad and I hate Best Buy.

if you need more photos i can take somes.. just ask me where.

im gonna buy a can of air but is this dangerous? how i use it? can i use it everywhere in the pc?

dude im serious

but people tell me a pc hardware stuff is VERY VERY fragile.

alright so i can do that anywhere? great! thx guys

but can i damade a fan or something like this?

Fans that have ran with lot of dust will likely be worn by the fact they ran out of balance for a while. The dust might prevent to run fast enough to fail, but once cleaned, they'll likely start to make noise and fail

People, just want you to know that I LOVE THIS THREAD!!!!!!!!

because ur an idiot. go to www.dell.com, buy a 300 dollar comp from them, and if u ever have any problems call dell support.

further urging me to tell u to go to www.dell.com and order a computer off there site, if u dont know that blowing air onto a fan is good or bad, u should in no way shape or form be allowed to even open the side of ur case to get to said fans, people like you need to be put into soft white rooms

do every1 here a favor... shut up and read.
1 turn off ur computer / unplug it / take off side cover
2 take a can of compressed air
3 blow the air over the dusty areas
4 replace the side cover
5 plug in computer and power on

if that isnt specific enough do as i told u and go spend 300 dollars on a computer every 3 months when it has too much dust on it to run properly, because obviously you have no common sense and dont realize that dust is heavy and causes fans to slow down and heatsinks to be less efficent... i trust you dont know what a heatsink is but its the giant metal thing hanging off the cpu (doubt u know what a cpu is either) do us a favor and go to a different forum because pointless questions like this deserve to be made fun of.

the computer in ur sig is worth 300 at most. so ur saying that ur brohers entire buisness is on ONE harddrive that IS NOT backed up?? thats probably the funniest thing ive heard all day.

Its not a pointless question. I just don't wanna broke anything. (the word is "break"

i dont get how you cant understand this yourself, AIR + COMPUTER = OK perhaps if u were to hit it with a hammer then that would cause some damage. AIR will NOT ruin your computer unless your totally worthless and get 900 psi air can and spray it right on the vunerable points on a computer (motherboard)... which leads me to say, the only thing you could actually do damage to with air, and only if it was incredably powerful air, is the motherboard, but there is NO WAY you will do ANY ANY ANY ANY ANY ANY ANY ANY ANY ANY ANY ANY ANY damage to ANYTHING in the computer from compressed air from a computer store. enough said im tired of telling u how air cant ruin a compter, go blow off ur computer but if ur THIS worried about it make ur brother do it and if he ruins his buisness cleaning off dust then we can all laugh at how dumb u are for not backing up.

i guess its hard to get through to u, im suprised u managed to sign up for this forum and figure out how to make a sig, you will not break your computer from air. here ill type it so u understand... duh tew mooch air wunt dun broke ur computa

I gonna get the can tromorow.

Be carefull with a full can of compressed air, for it is in a liquid state in the can, and if blown whilst can is at an angle, the below freezing refrigerant will stream out and contact components, and that on a hot PC could crack the silicon. Other than that, you should be good to go.