GMAN said:
Yeah but this is more fun. Almost makes you want to have the comp fail...
It's good to live in the US of A.
GMAN said:
Cronos said:Ugh, some people are just disgusting. How anyone can let their PC get to
the state of those pics is beyond me. One of my PCs has a case that is
almost ten years old and it looks better now than it did new. Started
out beige but has a cool gun metal oxide paint finish now.
Living in Utah , I am definately surrounded by desert, and mountains etc....I guess that you are not surrounded by desert. I am constantly cleaning
computers from one of our offices. The office building is surrounded by
open desert with very fine dirt and the back doors open directly onto
that dirt. Heat sinks often fail after a couple of years of this and I
have replaced a couple of heat sink fans where the bearings started failing.
Michael said:I guess that you are not surrounded by desert. I am constantly cleaning
computers from one of our offices. The office building is surrounded by
open desert with very fine dirt and the back doors open directly onto
that dirt. Heat sinks often fail after a couple of years of this and I
have replaced a couple of heat sink fans where the bearings started
failing.
Looks like a lot of tar and nicotine from smokers.I live in a semi-arid area and in the summer my car always gets a layer
of yellow dust on it but those PCs in the pics are due to gross neglect
and not desert dust. I clean the inside of my PCs about every three
months and those PCs haven't been cleaned ever.
GMAN said:Looks like a lot of tar and nicotine from smokers.
Too bad you cant do that to your lungs.Yes, and I do smoke too. A long time ago a case fan I neglected to keep
clean started to look pretty nasty from smoke and dust but some 99%
isopropyl(sp?) alcohol cleaned it right up and then gave it a squirt of
silicon lubricant inside the sleeve. Good as new.
GMAN said:Too bad you cant do that to your lungs.
Steve said:Did you see the movie "The Abyss" where the hero has to breath
oxygen enriched liquid to survive diving at a very low ocean depth?
It had struck me that if the guy had been a heavy smoker all that
smoke residue and tar would start coming up from his lungs and
cloud up the liquid so much he couldn't see where he was going.
Did you see the movie "The Abyss" where the hero has to breath
oxygen enriched liquid to survive diving at a very low ocean depth?
It had struck me that if the guy had been a heavy smoker all that
smoke residue and tar would start coming up from his lungs and
cloud up the liquid so much he couldn't see where he was going.
I bought that movie on DVD recently and haven't watched it yet. Says
Special Edition on the box but I have no idea what is "special" about
it. Maybe one day they will come up with a scrubbing device for our
lungs that is similar to that breathing device in the Abyss.
Somewhere said:I guess that you are not surrounded by desert. I am constantly
cleaning computers from one of our offices. The office building is
surrounded by open desert with very fine dirt and the back doors open
directly onto that dirt. Heat sinks often fail after a couple of years of
this and
I have replaced a couple of heat sink fans where the bearings started
failing.
Somewhere said:THE LUNGS WILL CLEAN THEMSELVES IN A YEAR OR TWO BUT YOU DO HAVE TO
***STOP SMOKING***
~misfit~ said:I can understand why heat sink fans would fail but heat sinks? Are they
being sand-blasted away?