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Do you leave your case door(s) OFF, why or why not?  

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  1. 1. Do you leave your case door(s) OFF, why or why not?

    • I leave my case door(s) off.
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    • I'd never leave my case door(s) off!!!
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i just put never....because i have 2 fans on the panel...so theoretically it moves more air than it would leaving it off, and i get better temps :)

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:withstupid: Same here! I do take mine off sometimes and sit a box fan next to the case :) lol or when I had an air duct running from an A/C unit to my cpu I had my side dorr of my case off all the time then.

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I've been switching out parts and tweaking for the last month, so off. They'll go back on when I re-do wire management (just put in new PSU) and make a new window (have to reposition fans on new piece of plexi for new mobo layout).

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This has to be the most ridiculous topic I've ever seen.

 

 

If you were A+ Certified, you'd know not to take off the side of your case.

 

1. No proper airflow - leads to heat issues

 

2. Dust will collect faster on your components - I will laugh at you if your components get zapped from dust by ESD.

 

3. It's impractical - a disaster is bound to happen. like getting your skin burned off from a warmed up videocard. Yes, it can get that hot.

 

This thread should be banned because it promotes a hazard. Hey, I'm just trying to save your pc's from getting the electric chair if you know what I mean.

 

 

Also, clean your pc's at least once per month. It keeps the dust out reducing chances of getting ESD on your components.

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This has to be the most ridiculous topic I've ever seen.

If you were A+ Certified, you'd know not to take off the side of your case.

 

1. No proper airflow - leads to heat issues

 

2. Dust will collect faster on your components - I will laugh at you if your components get zapped from dust by ESD.

 

3. It's impractical - a disaster is bound to happen. like getting your skin burned off from a warmed up videocard. Yes, it can get that hot.

 

This thread should be banned because it promotes a hazard. Hey, I'm just trying to save your pc's from getting the electric chair if you know what I mean.

Also, clean your pc's at least once per month. It keeps the dust out reducing chances of getting ESD on your components.

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Most people here are aware of the risks dude.

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Most people here are aware of the risks dude.

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Uh, yeah. What r_target said. That was really quite an odd post...

 

But, I leave mine on since I have ducted the 92mm side fan to my CPU so it helps by about 4C at the mojo :)

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