ok is there any specific filters i can get for this case or is there a all use type of filter that works for all pc's

No matter your filters/pressure you will eventually have dust build up.

That link I provided has the filters...custom made for your case. You really only need the front, side and bottom.

It would probably be cheaper, just to get a more modern case, like the one I linked. Side fans were not a very good idea. They mess up the air flow stream through the case, and (w/o filters) allow a huge amount of dust into the comp.


/e Here my case. It's a Cooler Master ATCS 840 and it came with dust filters on all the intakes.




This post was edited by Ghot on Feb 3 2018 02:47am

well back in 2011 it seamed good lol but yah maybe its just time to build a new pc

but i need to wait for intel to release new cpu's

You can get the case now. Relocate your innards to the new case, and do the upgrade when you're ready.



/e But like I said above, all cases will eventually get dusty inside. Those with filters on the intakes, take longer to get dusty, but they will, sooner or later.

This post was edited by Ghot on Feb 3 2018 02:49am

ya sad days :/ we need to focus on dust innovation! lol but ill prob need a new mobo if i get a new cpu

What do you have now?

Post a Speccy screenshot, like this...

intel i7-26k

Damn, you're good for a while.
Get a better case and maybe a Corsair AIO CPU cooler like H100i V2 and overclock that 2600K.


/e That's assuming you have a decent motherboard. Which is kinda why I asked for the Speccy screen shot. It answers tons of questions all in one pic.


/ee https://www.ccleaner.com/speccy <--- free

This post was edited by Ghot on Feb 3 2018 03:06am

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This post was edited by serpin on Feb 3 2018 03:07am