How to clean your graphics card.

The best way of making your PC last is to make sure it is cleaned and maintained and this also goes for your internal components including your graphics card. We have recently picked up a pre-owned AMD Radeon RX 5500XT and in this video we will show you how to tear it down, clean it up and give it a repasting to keep it going and improve those thermals.
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[@callofdutyfreak10123]

A very necessary video based on the amount of disgusting used cards I’ve bought 😭

[@TechLabUK]

Thanks. I would say it drives me nuts the amount I see but tbh I kind of like the process of cleaning them up and seeing the results lol Thanks for watching :)

[@ProYamYamPC]

Very useful guide mate, especially as the used market is so popular now! Good advice with testing the GPU before tearing it down too.

[@sxsoutcast7651]

I've watched (tech yes city) use an ultrasonic cleaner. Something about putting a GPU in water makes me kinda nervous.

[@TechLabUK]

I have seen those, would be great to have a play with one though.

[@Revivify]

Great advice 👍

[@davidponder1654]

Theoretically can you use electrical parts cleaner? Like for automotive electronics

[@RandomPCGamer]

OMG my gpu really needs this. thank you for the video ♥

[@WnDTech]

Informative video you got there bud.

[@TechLabUK]

Thanks. May be slightly different tear down for other GPUs but the general process will always be the same.