sandrab2686

Gaming computers heat up a lot and it is normal but when you factor in the dust as well then it can do a lot of harm to your gaming PC. I think you can go ahead and use those room air purifiers. From what I see on the website they are small and portable so it shouldn't be a problem shifting them from the living room to where you have your PC .Make sure you place your PC does not stand on the floor. This can attract a lot of dust and dander. Place the air purifier in such a way that there is good air circulation around it that way it wil be capable of drawing in more dust. Also keep it switched on all the time and then maybe you can check th results. Also let me know if this Clair air purifier really works. I face a similar situation at home. I use an ioniser but its of no use but I am curious whether room air purifiers help because I see the design is slightly different .