Need Highly dust resistant PC Case

I live in Delhi, where its ultra dusty. I am looking to upgrade case which will accumulate minimum dust. My current case needs cleaning every 2 months and I am tired of it.
My budget is Rs.10,000. I am only using air cooling for everything (no AIO & using CPU stock cooler). I only play apex legends once in a while where temps get 85C on both CPU & Mobo.

Currently using Ryzen 5 3600x, GTX 1660, 16GB DDR4 3600mhz, Asus TUF Gaming X570-Plus Motherboard, 1GB Nvme SSD, Antec HCG750 80 Plus Gold PSU.

Other then that, few requirements I have :
1. If it comes with prefitted case fans then its a bonus.
2. Cable management, so I can hide all cables nicely without bending them badly.
3. Don't care about looks, RGB, etc. Only want maximum protection from dust in the air.
4. I think if fan is on top of the case it will attract more dust (not sure about that). So front, side, rear fan might be better.

Case like this is what I want but it's impossible to find anything similar or same model :

Silverstone Mammoth MM01

Push the output air through your ultra dust resistant PC.

bubusam13 said:
Push the output air through your ultra dust resistant PC.
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I want to know which case is suitable for me, which is not dust magnet.

What is your current case and fan configuration?
I also live in dusty area and using Corsair 4000D Airflow. I have mesh front and 3 input and 1 output fan config. It holds most of the dust on the front mesh but this needs to be cleaned on weekly basis. Still I find some dust inside of the case. Cant' do much about it apart from weekly cleaning I guess.
Top fan should be always exhaust. Otherwise the cabinet will become dust box.

I use a jugaad on my Lancool II Mesh. Inside my front panel, I put a 240x120mm magnetic dust filter & 2 extra 120mm meshes to decrease dust going inside.

adikumar2010 said:
I want to know which case is suitable for me, which is not dust magnet.

Perhaps just put a dust filter over your intake points and make sure that your intake fans are faster than your exhaust fans. Maintaining positive pressure inside the case is key to keeping it dustless.

TheSloth said:
What is your current case and fan configuration?
I also live in dusty area and using Corsair 4000D Airflow. I have mesh front and 3 input and 1 output fan config. It holds most of the dust on the front mesh but this needs to be cleaned on weekly basis. Still I find some dust inside of the case. Cant' do much about it apart from weekly cleaning I guess.
Top fan should be always exhaust. Otherwise the cabinet will become dust box.

omega44-xt said:
I use a jugaad on my Lancool II Mesh. Inside my front panel, I put a 240x120mm magnetic dust filter & 2 extra 120mm meshes to decrease dust going inside.

Desmond said:
Perhaps just put a dust filter over your intake points and make sure that your intake fans are faster than your exhaust fans. Maintaining positive pressure inside the case is key to keeping it dustless.

I am using NZXT Guardian 921 which is from 2009. It has 2 CD rom bays, 2 floppy drive bays which sucks more air from outside as their is gap in them even after putting the Lid/cover on it from outside. I use front, side as intake and rear as exhaust. But problem is case is old so its not perfect sealed now plus lot of unnecessary slots (CD Drive/Floppy) which only sucks air.

So I need few suggestions of few cases in my budget which have good dust resistant design without compromising a lot on air flow.

There are no dust resistant cabinets & cabinets are made with US & EU in mind. So you will have to do some DIY stuff to make it dust resistant.

Good cabinets:
Deepcool Mattrexx 55 Mesh 4FS - 5k
Lian Li Lancool 215/216, Lancool II Mesh - 6-8.5k
Corsair 4000D airflow - 7k

Check reviews (Gamers Nexus is great), check their features & decide. I use Lancool II Mesh, is an easy recommendation for 8k IMO, need to buy a fan hub for 500 as it lacks one. Check their teardowns to see if it can accommodate additional mesh layer behind front panel, in front of front intake fans. You can clean front panel + additional mesh(s) every few weeks. It will impact airflow, so adjust fan speeds accordingly & keep positive pressure inside the case.

omega44-xt said:
Good cabinets:
Deepcool Mattrexx 55 Mesh 4FS - 5k
Lian Li Lancool 215/216, Lancool II Mesh - 6-8.5k

Does these come with front panel filters? I am not sure

adikumar2010 said:
Does these come with front panel filters? I am not sure

No dust filter

It is an endless quest.

Use this every month for 10 secs you'll be fine. I was fed up of cleaing my PC as well, got this, no issues. I am in NCR.

omega44-xt said:
I use a jugaad on my Lancool II Mesh. Inside my front panel, I put a 240x120mm magnetic dust filter & 2 extra 120mm meshes to decrease dust going inside.

can u share link where u got filters from ?
Also are those filters perfect fit for the front if yes then i will do same as you. Buy Lancool 2 Mesh & put after market filters on front.

adikumar2010 said:
can u share link where u got filters from ?
Also are those filters perfect fit for the front if yes then i will do same as you. Buy Lancool 2 Mesh & put after market filters on front.

Not perfect fit

amazon.in/Magnetic-Cooler-Filter-Dustproof-Computer/dp/B09P458TDG
amazon.in/HASTHIP®-Filter-Square-Computer-Dustproof/dp/B09LCHFM59/

omega44-xt said:
Not perfect fit

amazon.in/Magnetic-Cooler-Filter-Dustproof-Computer/dp/B09P458TDG
amazon.in/HASTHIP®-Filter-Square-Computer-Dustproof/dp/B09LCHFM59/

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u cant put the filters under the front mesh panel, on top of the fan directly?

rockfella said:
It is an endless quest.

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Use this every month for 10 secs you'll be fine. I was fed up of cleaing my PC as well, got this, no issues. I am in NCR.

link?

Nerevarine said:
link?

Looks like a regular blower. Searching on Amazon gives several results: *www.amazon.in/s?k=blower&crid=1PJXJR8Z5K7F&sprefix=blower,aps,327

I might consider getting one myself.

Desmond said:
Looks like a regular blower. Searching on Amazon gives several results: *www.amazon.in/s?k=blower&crid=1PJXJR8Z5K7F&sprefix=blower,aps,327

I might consider getting one myself.

I have not cleaned my PC like I used to since I got this. Just a 10 sec blow drying once every 3 months does it.

Nerevarine said:
link?

Links no longer allowed here. Just get any blower.

Does it build up static electricity and thereby chance to break mobos ?

adikumar2010 said:
u cant put the filters under the front mesh panel, on top of the fan directly?

No, can put it behind front fans where screws are. That will be a pain to clean though, also to install. My "jugaad" isn't perfect, but I hope its better than leaving front panel as it is. Also plug the gap at bottom of front panel if someone goes for Lancool II Mesh, Gamers Nexus pointed it out.

Nerevarine said:
Does it build up static electricity and thereby chance to break mobos ?

One of my fears. So I got this *www.amazon.in/gp/product/B00OOXFRG6/
But this doesn't help if the dust settled for long time. So need to use soft brush to unsettle the dust and then use spray can.

TheSloth said:
One of my fears. So I got this *www.amazon.in/gp/product/B00OOXFRG6/
But this doesn't help if the dust settled for long time. So need to use soft brush to unsettle the dust and then use spray can.

I had a similar thing but hesitated to use it for PC cleaning because of this fear. Only used it to clean kb.

rockfella said:
Links no longer allowed here. Just get any blower.

You can post links, only that they won't get unfurled.

Nerevarine said:
I had a similar thing but hesitated to use it for PC cleaning because of this fear. Only used it to clean kb.

What's the fear with using spray can ??

TheSloth said:
What's the fear with using spray can ??

I mean the vaccuum pump building static electricity. Spray can is too expensive to use regularly.

Nerevarine said:
Spray can is too expensive to use regularly.

You don't have to spray regularly. Only once a month or so. Especially if you use dust filters for all intakes.

The only issue with spray cans is that the jet can be pretty strong and loosen certain components if not used carefully.