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You should be able to avoid having your machine’s performance degrade simply by its inevitable coexistence with dust. If you want your worldview to make sense,
by cormacrelf 5y ago
You should be able to avoid having your machine’s performance degrade simply by its inevitable coexistence with dust. If you want your worldview to make sense, please invent a fan and computer interior that does not collect dust.
- mschuster91 5y agoYeah, but with most tower-style computers and even most Apple laptops it's easy to clean after the inevitable coexistence with dust: once a year, remove the screws and the bottom (or in case of a tower, side) lid, apply a vacuum cleaner, close it up again and that's it. The nastiest opponent to cleaning that Apple sells is the iMac lineup after the Late 2012 iMac. The iMacs before had their display glass attached to the frame with magnets, with 2012 Apple switched to adhesive... which makes servicing these really painful because it is easy to break that glass and pretty difficult to separate the front glass from the panel. If you have cats, dogs or other beings that shed fur though around you, I'd recommend once every six months.