will this work good for blowing out computer cases?
1482856
Possibly since it blows air and has has several types of attachments for stuff like tires, inner tubes, and balls, but don't think it would be a good choice since it plugs into your automobile lighter outlet and not an electrical outlet.
1482857
I haven't really used it for high pressure use because it took 12 minutes to air a car tire up from being totally flat, so no I don't think the pressure is strong enough.
1579146
I would not recommend - this type of blower (or shop vac) can create lots of static and destroy electronics. Canned air is much safer.
126340
I have one blowing in and one blowing out. I also added a cooling tray under my components. it has been over a year and it seems to be working very well.
1940220
There is an arrow on the fan that show you the direction the air will flow. If mounted on the rear of the case, You always want the fan to blow air out of your case.
1284812
Excellent question. It is not as strong as compressed air but it does a great job of blowing away most dust particles that accumulate in my computer. I used it just last night to disperse some dust while installing a new SSD. I was pleasantly surprised again by how well it worked.
380575
I used it to unfreeze computer from a ransom ware situation. I don't know what it will do about your computers performance.
1624635
It should not restrict the flow. You want to filter your outtake fan? Typically you want to filter the air being sucked into the case. FYI, a good way of reducing the amount of dust in your case is to make sure you have more total filtered intakes then you do total outtakes. This will create a negative pressure in the case.
1940225
Hello there..It is always preferable to put rear fans blowing out. But be sure you are creating a single air flow direction. You may not need intake fans and create enough negative air pressure within the case that air will enter through any other openings, but it's also preferable to put filtered intake fans with more capacity than the outlet fans so you always keep the dust where it should be and a fresh computer case.
1904996
I think it will do if you hook it with a smal tank. The air tank will give you some littles minutes of dust blowing. Keep in mind that utility use a lots of air... Depend of how long you want to blow...
1284810
I would think that cleaning computer parts with the above mentioned 'Rocket Air Blaster' would work well. I think it could replace the 'canned compressed air' for some applications, although the 'canned compressed air' produces a much stronger blast. The picture on the back of the package shows computer cleaning as another use of the product. I use it for blowing dust off of old 35 mm photographic slides and also to keep the bed of a 'flat bed scanner' clean.
1572336
My suggestion would be to attach it to any metal surface of your PC case, its meant to prevent any static you build up in your body to discharge on sensitive components of the pc.
1273454
It will totally handle that task! I have used it to blow up multiple Queen sized double tall air mattresses for camping without losing any power off of one charging.
325092
Yes. This is an improved thermal design which isolates the power supply's airflow from the rest of the computer components. The power supply will pull cool air in through the bottom vents and blow warm air out the back of the case. This prevents the dust and heat from inside the computer from passing through the power supply.
2094770
It has worked for me. It is not quite as powerful as they make it sound but plenty strong to blow out dust and what you would use canned air for. A little loud but I would recommend it.
1579148
Okay, for the love of all that is holy, DO NOT use a damn leaf blower to blow out a PC. That's just a wee bit too powerful for all of the components.
1636952
It will work. But, you need to empty the bag every few minutes. I wouldn't do it. And after my experience with this blower, I would never buy it again.
1392650
no it will blow out the unit. it won't handle much more than two 8 ohm speakers.