Power supply with dust guard ?

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Skybuck Flying

Hello,

Chieftec's dust guard makes me jump up and down of joy.

Unfortunately this is only suited for the side case fans.

What would realllly make me happy is a power supply with such a dust guard
?!?!?!

If all the openings of the pc are "guarded" with such a dust guard then
hopefully dust will no longer enter my pc and **** up my fans. Because my
fans are always fullll with dust <- that's bad for noise and such !

http://www.chieftec.de/?page=products_big&id=242&k_id=4&language=uk

I am planning on buying the Seasonic S12 and it has big wholes so lot's of
room for dust to creap in... oh well...

So I would looovveee to see a Seasonic S12 power supply with such a dust
guard ! That would be great ! =D I think at least... Unless ofcourse the
heat can't escape.

Well I haven't tried dust guard yet but it sure sounds delicious... ;)

Bye,
Skybuck.
 
Hello,

Chieftec's dust guard makes me jump up and down of joy.

Unfortunately this is only suited for the side case fans.

What would realllly make me happy is a power supply with such a dust guard
?!?!?!

If all the openings of the pc are "guarded" with such a dust guard then
hopefully dust will no longer enter my pc and **** up my fans. Because my
fans are always fullll with dust <- that's bad for noise and such !
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I buy a replacement air conditioner filter and cut it into pieces as
needed. A bit of duct tape holds it in place. generally I put it on
the intake of the fan on the front of the PC, and it's hidden by the
from panel.
 
I don't think it would be useful on a PSU, as they by design are meant to
blow things out..


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Thomas said:
I don't think it would be useful on a PSU, as they by design are meant to
blow things out..
Click to expand...

It's not always on though, so when it's shutdown the dust can simply
enter I guess.

Bye,
Skybuck.
 
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