Every story in The BLOWZER Journal tagged Pc building.
Unplug the keyboard, tilt it at an angle and blow between the keys in short bursts with the X6 on 40K and the needle nozzle. For a deep clean, pull the keycaps, blow across the switches on 80K, then clean the caps separately.
Shut the PC down, unplug it and take it outside. Hold each fan still, then blow dust out in short bursts with the X6 on 40K and the needle nozzle. Clear filters and heatsinks on 80K with the long nozzle, working from the top of the case down.
On a live upgrade marathon from his Arizona studio, PC repair pro Carey Holzman unboxed the BLOWZER X6, ran all three speeds, swapped its nozzles and held it up against the cordless duster he has used for three years.
Computer Repair Academy takes the BLOWZER X6 outside the shop and clears the dust from an open Dell desktop: CPU cooler, RAM, graphics card, case floor, then the rear grille and an XPS tower. Their verdict for anyone running a repair bench: worth checking out.
In a 35-second Instagram reel, desk-setup creator Alvin Ojoy uses a BLOWZER X6 inside his gaming PC, on the lens mount of his Sony camera body and across his monitor and speaker, then shows the hard-shell case and nozzles.
In a video about building a mini gaming PC for less than a Steam Machine, PC Tech Hustle takes his own dusty tower outside and uses a BLOWZER X6 on its intake fans and the heatsink fins of its graphics card.