A while back I spilled some coke onto my case and some of it dripped down and fell down onto my graphics card. No damage was done to my computer. Recently, while I was cleaning the dust off my graphics card, I saw that there was some dried up coke on the graphics card. How should I go about cleaning this? Could I use water or would that leave behind potentially damaging residue?
switch cleaner or IPA (alcohol spray) and cotton swabs
the coke will etch into the card so it needs getting off quick.
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isopropyl and cotton pads i reckon would do nicely
Water is ok as long as you let the card dry out fully before reusing it.
I'm impressed that the coke & it's residue hasn't killed it.
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If you've got some TIM cleaner, that will work.
I've used it to clean some dried up bits of Feser One from my motherboard.
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