Your PC can get dirty inside and out. Here’s how to blow the dust out of a PC and clean a clogged port. Safety tip: Touch metal on a case when unplugging a power cable. If you allow your desktop PC’s ...

Dust clogs fans and heatsinks, trapping heat and causing thermal throttling. A quick 8–10 minute vacuum, blow, and microfiber wipe restores both cooling and aesthetics. If you care about appearance, ...

Can you remember the last time you cleaned your desktop PC? I don’t mean wiping some guacamole off the the side of the case during a burrito binge. I’m talking about going in there and really getting ...

Maintaining a clean gaming PC doesn’t have to be a tough thing to do, and if you can manage it, you’ll ensure a better performing PC in the long run. If you’re building a new PC, then you’ll have some ...

A clean gaming PC isn't just about aesthetics—it's one of the simplest and most effective ways to keep your system running smoothly for years. Dust buildup is one of the most common reasons gaming ...

Keeping your gaming PC clean inside and out is one of the best ways to ensure it continues to operate at peak performance and efficiency. Insulating dust and debris can leave heatsinks unable to shed ...

If you’ve had your PC for more than a few months, it’s probably lousy with dust, dirt, and worse. It’s time to do some spring cleaning on your PC—and I’m talking about the actual hardware here, not ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Just like cars, PC towers require occasional maintenance and cleaning. And while you don't need to change its oil or replace cooling fluids ...