Clean Computers, Part Deux

As mentioned in my previous post, I'm curious about how Digital Storm keeps the computers they build so clean. Are there air filters? How do they assemble them without getting any scratches on the case?

When you really care about your products, and your customers reaction to those products, you'll see results like this. People don't walk around the Ferrari dealerships with their keys hanging out of their pockets for a reason.

DS makes a name for itself by giving a d***, for their machines, for their customers, and for their reputation. Others? Not so much.

It's like walking into a Michelin 3-star restaurant and wondering why everything is just perfect. It is because they can.   

I don't really understand. I mean I build all of my PC's in my house. And I'm a bachelor... so you know I don't dust. Now if you're talking about how to keep your PC's clean after you've been running them for a couple of months.

Step 1.) Static Pressure fans with air/dust filters for all intakes.
Step 2.) Take the time and develop a good air flow plan for your case. A lot of people over look this and next think you know you have several different current paths in your case and your cooling because much more ineffective than you think.
Step 3.) POSITIVE AIR PRESSURE. Positive Air Pressure is very important for keeping dust to a minimum.

Other than that, if you're building a PC, and it's completely dirty in the first couple of days. Then you might have other issues. I guess I don't really understand the shock in clean pc builds in terms of dust.

Now if you're talking about cabling cleanliness. That takes skill, time, patience, and experience. At the end of the day if you can dedicate an hour or two to cable management, you too can have a completely clean looking build.

Thanks!