Where can i purchase a dust filter

[tjosborne]

what im going to do is cut out most of my hard drive cage and cut out part of the bottom of my case to fit a 120x2 rad. ive been looking online for some roll of mesh that would work for a filter, but had no luck. ive seen here in the build logs some of you cut extra holes in your cases, what did you use for filters?

 

[davcon]

Many types of aftermarket filters some have magnets.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Productcompare.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=100007581&IsNodeId=1&page=8&bop=And&ActiveSearchResult=True&CompareItemList=255%7C11%2D999%2D217%5E11%2D999%2D217%2DTS%2C11%2D997%2D028%5E11%2D997%2D028%2DTS%2C11%2D999%2D234%5E11%2D999%2D234%2DTS

 

[DoomsWord89]

I recommend FrozenCPU.

http://www.frozencpu.com/cat/l2/g47/c223/list/p1/Fan_Accessories-Fan_Filters.html

 

[tjosborne]

Best answer selected by tjosborne.

 

[tjosborne]

thanks i found this one
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/11723/ffi-51/DEMCiflex_Dual_120mm_Magnetic_Dust_Fan_Filter_-_Dual_Radiator_or_Fans_-_Steel_Aluminum_Plastic_Chassis.html?tl=g47c223s548
bit pricy but thats somewhat what i was looking for. i wish i could just find a roll of that mesh.

 

[rubix_1011]

I've never used dust filters- It's a lot cheaper to use canned air or an air compressor (if you have one) to just blow out your rads and fans once a month, or so. You'll still want to do this, anyway.

If your filters get clogged, you don't have airflow...just like if your rads get clogged, except a filter will clog faster due to the design nature.