Would an air compressor be too powerful to clean my PC

[Sergej Kurman]

Would an air compressor be too powerful to clean my PC

 

[Clifton D Endicott]

If set to high yes

 

[Clifton D Endicott]

You can literally blow your caps off but a moderate setting and standing back should be fine

 

[Justin Shields]

Plus some will blow water out with the air drain off first only saying might be a problem fella

 

[Nathan Wagner]

Only use canned air, compressors can expel water.

 

[Zack Shirey]

I wouldn't. Air compressors can build up condensation in the air lines and inside of the tank. I wouldn't spray your components with possible water in the tank.

 

[Ron Barchuk]

I wouldn't. I go in with 99% isopropyl with microfiber and q tips. Evaporates completely at room temp. No residue, no chance of moisture staying behind.

 

[Zach Alarid]

Air compressor is the only way I clean PCs.

 

[Jon Wallace]

I prefer compressor over canned air

 

[Joseph Casanova]

I have no problem with my air compressor. Mine has a regulator to reduce pressure as needed and a filter to remove water.

It's awesome.

 

[Kellma Keli Kellm]

 

[Kevin Déry]

no just hold your fan when you blow them to not fucked up the bearing

 

[Mark Robertson]

Don't have the pressure too high, and it's perfect.

 

[Aaron Onofre]

Don't have it too high you'll be good. I hate those gay air cans.

 

[Daniel Cobin]

Air duster is wack.

 

[Mad Afiq]

what about leaf blower? can i use that too clean the dust?

 

[Joe Craig]

Bleed the line, moderate setting, lock the PC down so it doesn't move, and just stand back. You should have no problem

 

[Yngve Kristiansen]

no i use it all the time.. just dont run the fans fast with air.. THAT will damage the system.

 

[Yngve Kristiansen]

an use one that dont spew water.. that will damage as well.

 

[Orion Holt Jacoby]

Not if set properly. The thing that you need to worry about is if it's older or cheap it may spray bits of metal with the air.