Vegetano1 Wrote:You really should't have these problems,. but indeed if you got very small mini-case cooling is more difficult, maybe try add a large fan to get more air flow,.
My former Graphics card was covered in dust so badly and still ran fine,. ;p
I can tell you i am def satisfied with my Cooler master tower stocked with 7 fans,.

Actually, no, he doesn't have a mini-case. I just looked back at his old thread, and his case is this:

http://www.aerocool.com.tw/case/i-curve%...rve%2B.htm

That case has 2 120mm fans on it. So it shouldn't be any problem with the case ventilation.

@V1: 7 fans... Is it like loud?

Mine has 2 fans, but I found the front fan to be really loud, so I disabled it. Only 1 120mm back fan now, but since that fan's pretty powerful, I find it's enough.

Vegetano1 Wrote:@PSPKILLER
I have bought a compresed air can to keep up with the dust,. but aint worth the try,. dust does't come off and often the can sprays lliqued air and makes the dust even more sticky,.

If the dust is so strong that you can't remove it by sucking (or blowing), then just getyourself a brush or something and brush it. Like for the dust inside the heatsink, that's what I did.