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today's going to be a different kind of video what do you mean different every video is different Brian wouldn't that make it normal anyway two blowers one here $25 us shipped to your door internationally which would make it like 30-something Australian dollars this one here you can get it off Amazon for I believe 93 US dollars and it's Trey it's a little bit more expensive because it is made in the US and in the UK as well I think it's 150 Australian 100 quid if you're in the UK mate anyway before we get on with the video this one here it does indeed feel like 25 bucks you're just getting plastic and a motor this one here you're getting a pretty good solid build quality it's all metal it feels proper the attachments as well are another big thing about this it's got the proper attachments so I'm curious to see how the results will play out that also with this I mean come on what is this I get an anti-static wrist rest with this if you guys don't know this is out just get out of my house custody and let the testing begin first off we have here a dirty case everything's dirty and it's got a massive jungle sandwich so I think we should clean up this jungle sandwich first before we conduct the test so the initial results are in and they both did a pretty good job the data vac and the eBay banger you see here that fan the Intel heatsink that had a lot of dust on it now it's actually pretty clean on both counts however there was a difference in my opinion and that was when I was cleaning this graphics card down the left-hand side was the data vac and there was dust blowing out but then on the right side we had the eBay banger and the proof kind of came when the eBay banger was blowing over this left hand side there was no dust going away but when we'll blown on the right-hand side you can see that the data vac was taking away some of the eBay bang is dust so it does do a better job you could definitely feel the power and even hear it as well next up here is my daily driver of a keyboard you can see that oh look at all that filth I mean this thing is filthy we are gonna do half the keyboard with the data vac half the keyboard with the eBay banger so the second result is in this is my creative keyboard and this was where the biggest difference came in my opinion the data vac did a phenomenal job you could even see hair just flying out of this keyboard I was surprised that actually how dirty my keyboard was I didn't realize until I started cleaning it the eBay banger that did an okay job I mean it was blowing out the dust but there was still hair caught in especially up here in the corner there was hair caught in that the the banger couldn't remove but the Dada vac did you can see they have blowout at the end so I definitely give the victory here to the data vac and if you were into cleaning a lot of keyboards I'd say that the eBay Bang it just doesn't hold up because if you're cleaning a keyboard of a song and there's still hair stuck in there that's not really a good result and now for the last and final test this is the Corsair air 740 and this dust filter is just almost impossible to quickly remove you've got to literally do all these weird difficult screws then you go take the whole front panel off and get the dust filter out it's my only complaint with the air 740 other than that I love this case it's my favorite case of all time so what we're gonna do is we're gonna do half and half again left side data vac and sort of do it on different angles so this panel half and half this panel half and half and then of course the insides as well let the show begin so here's the test on my main air 7:40 and the top part since it's an outtake it's there was really no dust to begin with but they both did a good job the front of the case they both did a really good job to accept the data vac did remove more dusts you can see down the bottom here where the ebay banger was blowing it there's still a little bit of dust left in there so what I'm going to do is I'm going to clean down the final interior here of this case with the ebay banger and then see the result and then go over it with the data back and see how much extra we can remove but when we contrast the eBay banger to the data vac what you're getting with the banger is something that will do a pretty good job of cleaning I mean it does get out a lot of dust except what it doesn't do is it doesn't give you that final touch so if you're a PC parts hustler II you're just building a lot of computers or even if you love your PC build you don't want to spend like a day pulling out the dust filters especially like on the air 7:40 then something like the data vac will give you that final touch it will remove all the visible dusts and so the last final touch you have to do is just give it a layer of wd-40 which is what we're going to do now there it is there after copping multiple hits with the blowers and then getting a wd-40 clean it is looking really good something like this if you didn't have to record and film like I did something that this would honestly take you ten minutes tops and the results speak for themselves your computer is now looking really damn clean with minimal effort but of course there is one more test to do and that is the raw power versus raw power on these two puppies here so let's do it so we saw there with the blocks of wood this one managed to push over three blocks of wood and this one managed to push over two blocks of wood it almost got the third so this one would have a little bit more power than the red one of course it's not four times the amount of powers the price but there's one final test left to do and that is the hairdryer test laughter but you know the shit will just come to a stop so in conclusion both will do a mighty fine job of cleaning out computer parts and also giving you a new hairdo as well so but ultimately what we've got is one that does a pretty good job for twenty-five dollars and one that does a really good job for ninety-three dollars or if you're in Australia thirty-five Australian dollars for a hundred and fifty strangles but really when it comes down to it it depends on how much you're cleaning your PC parts if you're going to be using this thing day in day out then I would recommend using the data vac and spending the extra money but if you're in the cleaning your PC occasionally then the $25.00 job is gonna do a pretty good job of - it's just that final touch for me personally when I'm cleaning machines it means that I'll have to use less brake clean and now because this stuff's in Australia it's pretty expensive in Japan it was really cheap it was about dollar fifty a can industry it's like literally six five or six dollars a can so it's gonna be able to save a bit of brake cleaner of course I will still need my brake clean and when it comes to things like cleaning out GPU dies taking off Northbridge heat sinks and then cleaning the dirty heat sinks behind there and also getting in really sort of in-between capacitors and cleaning out dust in there brake clean is still going to be very useful for that and of course that wd-40 that's going to be giving your price and you look shine so this is ultimately another tool in my sonal that is going to be very valuable for getting you guys those used potatoes and making it look like they're new so if you guys enjoyed today's video then be sure to hit that like button and let me know in the comment section below have you tried either of these products before if so what did you think I'll put the links in the description below for you guys and I'll catch you in another tech video very soon peace out for now bye giving you a new hairdo as well so what we've got ultimately but what we've got I'm vigilant I see