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    Dust Filter Install On fan

    Discussion in 'MSI' started by Djadit, May 1, 2017.

  1. Djadit

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    For some reason so much dust on the fan part. Whereas already in layers of dust filters.

    I plan to install a dust filter on the fan section.

    Whether it will be useful and whether there is a bad influence ? [​IMG] [​IMG] [​IMG]

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    How much did you pay for this particular model? In IDR.
     
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    43jt uncle . How about you ?

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    Toyota Agya bekas


    jk

    GT73VR 7RF 4K-479 (7820HK/1080/4K panel/256ssd) ~2999US +/- 5%
    40jt, somewhat reasonable due to fluctuation in exchange rate

    What model you have?
     
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    GT73VR 7RF 425 . 7820HK/1080/FHD/256SSD . How many resresh rate on 4k screen ?

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    425 is 17.3" 1920x1080 TN @120Hz 5ms, 94% NTSC, G-Sync

    4K version is 423, 479, 480, and 226.
    17.3" 3840 X 2160 4K PLS @60Hz LED Anti-Glare, G-Sync
     
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    Yeah i very love the TN panel . Before i have a tn panel i have problem a screen bleeding and make me stress

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    is the 4k b173zanxx type for gt73?
     
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    Yes, it is AUO B173ZAN01.0.
     
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    Thanks
     
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    If i can add dust filter at the bottom. Will it make cpu and gpu hot?

    Uncle mobius, do you see screen bleeding on gt73vr 4k with ips screen ?

    Previously i used asus products with ips screen. I always find severe screen bleeding on asus products. I hope msi does not experience things


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    Yes, but not much of difference unless the dust starts to build up.
     
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    Is there any way to keep the dust from entering the fan? I was surprised to see that the fan was filled with dust. Whereas the age of a new laptop 1 month

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    Use a U3 MOD With homemade or purchased filters. Work wonders. Don't cover the fans on the laptop with filters!!
     
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    Wow its beatiful
    Large fan with dust filter
    Looks neat
    In my country it is quite difficult to get a barabg of that stuff. Except buy it on amazon
    I will try to follow your way

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    I haven't gotten my GT73VR yet, I'll let you know when I do.

    Bleeding, is always present on all notebook, it really depends on the bezel tolerance design and how the panel is mounted inside of it.

    Last time I heard that the MSi service center would fix your bleeding issue on screen for free. Not sure how long it will take though.




    Dust is always there, it's physically impossible to keep dust out of a heatsink system.

    With the MSi easily disassembled, you can use this advantage. Think of it like washing your motorcycle every 2 week or so.


    Dust filter only act to slow down the dust into fan, but you are sacrificing a lot of air pressure from using a restrictive filter.
     
    Mobius 1, May 5, 2017
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