Don't know where else to put it, how do you clean a motherboard mines got quite dusty probably to dusty for its own good .
can i use a new paint brush on it to get the dust out one of them can of air wont be powerful enough really is that dirty

A fine bristled paint brush followed by canned air should be just fine.

I had this set-up from a portable dirt-devil. Tiny little brushes and attachments. I was able to attach them to my Shop Vac get some efficient cleaning done. :eek2:
Yeah What Rado said.... canned air and a pb.

thanks guys kinda what i thought just wanted to be sure

Depends how clean you want it. When I retire a board from sub-zero benching I clean it up the best I can and then it goes in the dishwasher. Dry it with the heatgun afterwards and it looks brand new.

I've heard of people running KB's through dishwashers before, but never a motherboard!

But when ya think about it, why not? Do you just use regular detergent, Praz?

did it work afterwards i'm not up to upgrading yet

Regular detergent. Have to be careful of placement to water jets with Intel boards because of the CPU socket pins. Water is only bad for electronic components when power is applied. All circuit boards are washed in a chemical solution when built. Most now use a water based solution of some type. All traces of liquid need to be gone before the board is put in service.

thats cool didn't risk it tho just stuffed it all in my nice new antec 900 case