Posts by doat

Quote:Originally Posted by redsunx Dude no way was I trying to be a jackass. I'm sorry I was just wondering why you were trying to scrub a toasted card clean , I was figurin' it was for an RMA. I don't care what you do with the...

I don't want to hear that crap I bet most of you try to RMA your damaged parts as well lol. Also it's BS how when you buy a PC part now days it's obsolete the next year. Also it's up to them if they don't want to RMA it then that is fine...

Quote:Originally Posted by Evil Penguin I'm adding this thread to my list of reasons not to get water cooling. Too much of a hassle in my opinion. This was user error if I didn't add any dye to my loop I wouldn't have needed to...

Eeekk I read it was fine for leaving it for a couple of days to thoroughly get rid of the gunk it was mostly water with a small amount of vinegar but from what I can tell there are no more leaks and I thoroughly flushed everything out. I...

I left it in there for a couple of days to clean out the gunk left from my UV dye, I always run distilled water with a few drops of biocide. I just left it in there a little too long and I flushed everything out when it started leaking a...

Quote:Originally Posted by Caleal Did the caustic brew in the radiator eat a hole(s) in it, or did it just drip from an open fitting? I am not sure it seemed to have just loosened a gasket or something because after I flushed my...

Wow this really worked wonders the card looks almost new except for the little stickers they have a blue rim around them seems like nothing happened

Yea I have one that I use for cleaning car parts and such so it's pretty worn in lol

Yea I can tell they will be pretty brittle even without the corrosion on it lol. Thanks for the help +rep:thumb:

I have 90% isopropyl and that seems to help a lot but I can't get into the rectangular areas in the rear I think I do have an old soft brush I can use. I tried wetting a paper towel to the point where it was almost dripping to clean...