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2012-05-09, 12:20 AM #1The Patient
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These safe to clean gfx card etc with?
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2012-05-09, 12:33 AM #2Brewmaster
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Sure it is, I do it all the time. It's safe to use on you whole computer.
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2012-05-09, 12:48 AM #3The Patient
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kk thank you
Originally Posted by Graph
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2012-05-09, 12:59 AM #4Fluffy Kitten
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Like Graph said, they're perfect to clean components with, just some tips:
1. Turn the computer off and unplug it from the wall.
2. Do not tilt the can or turn it upside down, the liquid CO2 will rush to the top and spray all over your components. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, especially if the computer is turned off and unplugged, but it's better to be safe than sorry.
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2012-05-09, 01:16 AM #5The Insane
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I was an idiot and tilted the can once, luckily the droplets hit my case and nothing else, but they blistered the paintwork (maybe this wouldn't have happened with a less cheap-as-it-gets case).
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2012-05-09, 01:24 AM #6The Lightbringer
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The liquid doesn't harm the components if it's in small doses, so don't worry if you spill some
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