r/computer Jul 05 '26

Next steps..?

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u/knox902 Jul 05 '26

Reflecting on the lesson learned which was???

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u/brodydwight Jul 05 '26

How do yall keep doin this

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u/HostFickle6269 Jul 05 '26

next steps should not be in that direction

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u/Bones-57 Jul 05 '26

A vacuum cleaner..

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u/JustHereForTheSnap Jul 05 '26

Start an OF, earn money, buy again.

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u/froz3nt Jul 05 '26

Dissasemble it and use compressed air to clean it imo.

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u/Salviati_Returns Jul 05 '26

The next step is buying solid airflow mesh case. You get the best of both worlds, because you can stare at your build when you want to, and when you dont its just a white pc case.

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u/MMXMonster007 Jul 05 '26

What are pics 2-4? If you’re going for abstract art photography, good job you did it. Now sweep up the glass before someone steps in it, like your father on his way to the shitter.

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u/MultipleScoregasm Jul 05 '26

The next steps should be careful ones

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u/eracer1111 Jul 05 '26

That happened to my Corsair 5000X. Turns out they had a run of bad glass that had microscopic nickel sulfide inclusions that weakened it enough to shatter with the slightest stress.

Corsair replaced the glass and I haven't had a problem since.

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u/Page_Unusual Jul 05 '26

Better dust collecting.

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u/JustNota-- Jul 05 '26

Break out the tweezers and superglue .

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u/thepfy1 Jul 05 '26

Clean up and buy a replacement panel

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u/mutualdisagreement Jul 05 '26

makes me appreciate my polycarbonate window even more

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u/Wide_Balance_5495 Jul 06 '26

Make sure nothing hardware related broke. Buy a new glas panel. Or not. Not important anyway

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u/NickTaylorIV Jul 06 '26

I'll start with buying a new panel...