I killed a GPU for science...

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[@adevioushyena3828]

"How to clean your PC" by The Verge

[@fetty-]

The scary thing is that they would do this to clean a PC 😱

[@leburn98]

The most underappreciated comment here :)

[@Qardo]

"How to wire your PC." - The Verge (from the grave)

[@theauthenticsteve]

It's fine as long as you wear your Livestrong band.

[@ZepG]

@@theauthenticsteve Make sure your Power Supply is on the isolation pads so the water won't short it out and be sure to keep all the cables secured with tweezers!

[@LtDan1796]

Meanwhile at Apple genius bar. "Im sorry the air around your imac was to humid and it fried your logic board"

[@pedro4205]

According to Louis Rossman the Apple's motherboards are made from a material that can dissipate a lot of heat but is also super hydrophilic, which is a really good quality for a electronic to have.

[@yamipizza8357]

@@pedro4205 pretty sure you didn't get that that was a joke...

[@Anonymous-sq3ek]

YamiPizza Probably did. Explaining something doesn’t hurt.

[@yamipizza8357]

@@Anonymous-sq3ek or he's a butthurt Mac user.

[@Anonymous-sq3ek]

YamiPizza Okay now go install Linux.

[@Rymick]

Linus: drops $10000 CPU Jay: drops another GPU on Titan RTX

[@Rymick]

@ZeroV Wow, until now i had no idea anyone saw it.

[@r32juan]

@@Rymick lol

[@conquest9454]

Me: i wish i could afford a 1650 or other entry lvl card Jay: yes

[@bigtitmaster]

I got mine for 159$

[@bobbinatorrah67]

Those freaking MSI cards, man, they usually outlive everything else in the system for me.

[@MaestroOfficial]

Just the msi brand?

[@tkgamingnetwork451]

Nice to hear my entire system is from msihope it outlives me lol

[@MaestroOfficial]

@@tkgamingnetwork451 cope

[@tkgamingnetwork451]

@@MaestroOfficial 2x rtx 2080ti and the i9 10900k 64gb ram got it for a nice price

[@NiNjAXdScOPe]

@@tkgamingnetwork451 damn a bit overkill eh?

[@Jayztwocents]

IM FIRST!

[@HappyDude1]

im second :) btw jay when are you coming to nurburg ring as a car guy i would love to show you around in europe PS: your car and PC is pure porn

[@carbonatedmilk7090]

omg im so proud of you jay

[@Seb123]

ok fine

[@FalconerDelta]

I'm whatever I am

[@sky-kc3xl]

im uh, something?

[@pirobot668beta]

You forgot another source of conductive ions in water: air! Well, CO2 in air makes carbonic acid in water, which is an electrolyte! Electrical potentials turn electrolytes into metal etching materials... Unless a coolant is specifically an insulator, like some kind of oil or liquid polymer, it is not an insulator.

[@thegamerguy56]

Me: "PLEASE DONT BE A GOOD CARD PLEASE DONT BE A GOOD CARD" Jay: "...1650..." Me: "Thank god."

[@zarmaanful]

Titan RTX as kickstand tho...

[@sephirothbahamut245]

that's a good card for many

[@benchix2447]

1650 is a pretty good card

[@megapro125]

@@benchix2447 it's somewhere around a GTX960 / 970 or 780 / 780 Ti which had that performance level over half a decade ago. It's probably ok to play minecraft or fortnite but I wouldn't call it "good" in 2019.

[@benchix2447]

@@megapro125 The gtx 770 is a really good card and the 780 is even better, whats ur point, age doesnt declare quality, my friend had a pentium with the gtx 770 and it still runs really well on most games

[@mishankaj3608]

When I realize the graphics card he's using for this experiment, is the one I have...

[@AZI3623]

2:58 Nvidia's calling right now 😂😂

[@Nero6797]

me: water and electricity my graphics card: snuff movie

[@breezetix]

it's actually not dangerous to touch the power supply cables when it's wet or whatever because it's only 12V and DC. 100v+ AC is dangerous and DC is less dangerous

[@Dingusdoofus]

Lesson of the day is a GPU without a backplate is resistant to constant sneezing from COVID-19, but not from dripping.

[@Pflanzenritter29-old]

Although it is very likely that just cleaning the card completely with isopropal alcohol will bring it back to life.

[@heyitsdazy]

I think components have a thin protective layering to prevent ESD and water damage because they know people are not as careful as they should be. Accidents happen with water cooling.

[@nemtudom5074]

6:15 Rapid fire sneezing, LOL

[@deadduck8307]

It'd been known for decades that water does not kill electronics, water + electricity (unintended current paths), water + excessive heat (water expansion can crack chips if they absorbed any of the water), or water + time (corrosion) kills electronics. Given that you're going to apply power, it's going to get hot, and it'll definitely age, the one way to prevent all 3 modes of failure is to keep it dry -- that said, short term soaking (w/o power) followed by modest amounts of heat to dry the card won't hurt it.

[@v7xgaming]

Wow man at 11:48 when the video edit goes black I got really scared because at that specific moment I thaught that my PC was too close to me and started moving it back into the desktop, and then the video got black and the glitch SFX or effect did great to trick me lol Nice vid!!

[@Fraggr92]

New invention, graphics card with a sloped "drip tray" back plate that collects water that falls onto it and funnels it to the bottom of your PC case where it can be collected or leak out onto the floor for you to notice, rather than dripping onto your electronics. Could be a thing.

[@tet5uo]

While doing a tear-down I accidentally dropped my whole GPU into the bucket of coolant. Sucker still worked fine for 3 years.

[@NemoConsequentae]

Well, yes. Water will only kill it by shorting stuff when it is powered, or by corrosion in the long term. Washing in water is the first step when cleaning a lot of avionics components when I worked at the airline. (Followed by rinsing in isopropyl alcohol* and baking in an oven at 80C for 30 minutes.) *When I started, it was water -> ethanol -> freon. But they banned freon because it is _bad,_ and ethanol was deemed to toxic...

[@eriklindbergs5017]

@@NemoConsequentae I can see the Freon issue, but ethanol? Really? Unless they had some employees consuming or retailing the stuff it should have been fine (though more expensive than IPA depending on locality)

[@NemoConsequentae]

@@eriklindbergs5017 Yep! (And that's what we found amusing!) Look up the MSDS for ethanol. It's really quite toxic compared to alternatives, & isopropyl alcohol is significantly safer. Iso also leaves less/no residue when used for rinsing after cleaning or soldering.

[@tetrislunatic4290]

@@NemoConsequentae sorry but thats bullshit. isopropyl alcohol is even a bit more reactive than ethanol and builds more likely peroxides when stored over long periods. Even the Dermal LD50 and the LC50 for inhalation of vapour are only half the amount you need with ethanol and the oral LD50 is just a fifth. So in any way it takes far less isopropyl to kill you no matter the kind of exposure than ethanol. Et is way safer than iP and thats the reason why for example no Chemist would ever use isopropyl for cleaning if ehtanol does the job. ip is only used if a less polar chemical is needed. The part about the residue is true due to the weaker gas pressure of iP but if you just heat the ehtanol a bit (a round 60 °C) most of the residue is gone in under a couple of minutes or just wait for 0,5-1 h at room temperature^^

[@NemoConsequentae]

@@tetrislunatic4290 Not due to consumption. We never had issues with it going missing and we had it in 5L cans of 100% lab standard ethanol. The 2 specific reasons it was phased out, (that we were given), were the toxicity and more importantly, lack of residue when it dried. Then again, we also had 20L drums of X55, chlorothene, and MEK readily available... And then there was the stuff that was kept in the flammables cabinet.

[@SamusLink27]

You sprayed so much water/windex on that card that my screen started flickering while watching this.

[@hardwarelabor1631]

When your drop a card entirely into alcohol while its running it will crash but it will survive even multiple times

[@cracklingice]

I wonder if a simple BIOS flash would bring it back like with Phill's card.

[@anlumo1]

Probably not. I suspect that some traces inside the GPU chip have melted due to getting too much current running through them (because the fluid connected them to the power lines).

[@cracklingice]

Could be. It'd be interesting to see a follow up tear down and possibly attempt to bios flash it if there's not obvious signs of damage.

[@Neggy-Z]

@@anlumo1 If that was the case the card wouldn't boot at all. The card probably just needs to dry out properly, or Jay needs to get some compressed air onto it, there's probably windex stuck under some caps

[@cracklingice]

I'm starting to think Winkler was watching a different video than us.

[@Trapperx89]

>I wanted to do this for years. What's he talking about. He's been destroying pc hardware for years. #drilltheboard

[@OmPrakash-pc1ec]

GPU- I can render 3d graphics,4k 60fps gaming any any hard task This guy-no I'm going to sneeze on you to check if you do I it GPU-nani?

[@trent1234108]

I've had a water cooling setup fail by a hose that tore off right at the cpu block and it rained down onto the GPU and even leaked onto the floor. After the system dried out, it worked fine. I still have the old GPU (6870 HAWK) and it has a very obvios green tint on the back from the green coolant.

[@tresnugget]

I set a cup of water on my buddy's desk and he knocked it into his case. It filled up the blower coolers in both of his 9800 GTXs, soaked his motherboard, and killed his power. We took everything apart and let it dry for a few days and put it back and everything lasted for years later.

[@sysghost]

Ultrasonic-clean the card, dry it properly (as in baking) and I bet it'll come back to life. I do that with water-soaked/damaged electronics all the time. Specially laptops dropped into lakes or other bodies of water (even questionable "waters")

[@creatip123]

MSI links to this video. "See how much water Jay needed to kill our gpu...."

[@syclone]

Well, I've exploded a motherboard trace accidentally, surprised this card still runs!

[@Gojira_Wins]

What I got from this is that water probably wont kill a GPU. But Windex? Hell yeah, that'll do it.

[@fire_silicon7803]

Pure H2O is non-conductive so it was supposed to be fine. Unless you use tap water in your loop. Which would kill it over longer period of time anyway.

[@SootGizmo]

I like the way he just has a RTX 2060 in his room not being used.. yeno jay if you ever wanna hmu I’ll take that no problem thanks mate 👍

[@uzairp]

If that's what happens when you sneeze... G E T H E L P

[@phearlobe]

Hmm, KZbin isn't hitting me with Jay's videos lately.

[@Blackwing2345635]

really bad thing about water - it is pretty agressive environment and it just makes metal to corrode, especially under voltage. In this video you can see only some errors, but if you imidiately remove water (and not only with paper towels, because water can still be under BGA chips and SMD components) - probably everything will be fine. But if water wasn't clear and you leave it on PSB - it can really damage something

[@robby7997]

water is not conductive on its own, it needs salts. if you use demineralized water in the loop it would take more to make it crash, especialy if the card is just cleaned

[@nicholasdavis7997]

He’s out here destroying cards and I’m sitting here trying to save up for one 🥺🥺

[@anthonyuccello1458]

This physically hurt to watch😭

[@studentdebil1720]

You could have taken my GPU...

[@abrahampjames2067]

The sneeze jokes make more sense in 2020! 😂

[@tubeweeklycrunch3204]

I just bought a 1650 I currently have a gpu from 2009 but otherwise I have a beast pc my part comes tomorrow

[@86hrs33]

Who asked

[@Bunkabusta73]

@@86hrs33 Ok 16 year old

[@86hrs33]

@@Bunkabusta73 I'm 14...

[@hi-ws8gd]

@@86hrs33 even worse

[@86hrs33]

@@hi-ws8gd lol

[@tripshot6762]

When the gpu got hot that's when the water started to damage everything lol.

[@haywoodjay385]

I spilled 12oz beer into the tower once during a round of competitive Counter Strike. The beer landed bottom up, wedged into the opening of the 200mm fan on the top of the tower. I couldn't grab the bottle so the beer emptied into the tower. 67 minutes later the game was over and my computer was still running... There was beer EVERYWHERE: both sides of the mobo, all over the GPU, on the CPU cooler, SSD's, PSU, everything. 4 years later, its still working. I never cleaned it.

[@danielmalhabour2258]

Me: meh it's just a 1650. *looks at measly i3-2350 *dies in background😂

[@pizza6969]

My old geforce 6200 was dusty so I just kinda pulled it apart and washed it in the blow dried it and left it overnight and it was just fine.

[@benkoorzen2055]

Me thinking I should visit Jay to steal all his GTX Titan door stops......

[@BruceAlmighty1]

I found this video more disturbing than mixing different ram sticks...

[@purkeypilot]

Water (pure water) is a horrible conductor. So, what's the take-away? Use DISTILLED water for open loop liquid cooling. Distilled water IS a non-conductive coolant. All this fancy coolant is garbage. Use distilled water. Thanks, Jay!

[@mitchr2474]

Why don't GPUs have water resistance in 2019 🤬

[@ChickentNug]

Mitch R because they want you to buy more if you fuck yp

[@pirobot668beta]

My one system death: Water-block for GPU leaked at the gasket, and it was my fault! I have an EKWB loop, and once it was all groovy, I sealed it up tight. Ooops! I had topped off the loop with essentially no air, then ran it really hot on some graphics processing! The very thin gasket material on the GPU block let a little coolant out, it dribbled across the GPU, capillary action drew it into the motherboard. One new motherboard later (it was a major upgrade, so OK?), I drilled a small hole in the reservoir lid, installed a pressure relief! Lesson learned: Pressurizing your loop is no good.

[@tippyc2]

The GPU backplate saved my system once. I had a slow drip from a cpu block fitting, and I didnt notice until I saw the stain on my backplate.

[@amdintelxsniperx]

see now when my friend dripped tea on his 960 i squealed real loud and now hisses but no display

[@korce3807]

This just makes me anxious

[@mizbitz5126]

I didn't realize before how relevant this is until my rx 580 suddenly stoped powering on 2 days ago and i think it's because of a drip.

[@Rhynri]

"This is why the automatic driver installer sucks" - cries in IRQ settings.

[@JustSwavey]

This just hurts me deeply

[@cpufrost]

Use barbs and worm gear clamps. Sure it doesn't look pretty but never had a leak, ever!

[@ivoryarchie]

10 hour compilation of Linus💀💀💀

[@regularnothing3197]

How the caveman water cooled their cards

[@aidanfrench6679]

Poor people: How would I stand up this graphics card? Ahh yes a block of wood! Rich people: How do I stand up this graphics card? Oh yes my rtx graphics card!

[@durururururururu]

Trolling a friend *pressing on power button* "small PP" *sneezing on their GPU* "Big PP, Big Brain"

[@fenrirsrevenge3807]

Why does this video remind me of movies where they poke different brain parts and different body parts move? 😂

[@zeguyy]

Me: omg i cant wait to get my graphics card, lets get an rx 5700 xt Jay: *uses €3000 card as a stand * Me: *cries in cuda cores* *;-;*

[@Donnirononon]

When i was very young i decided to kill my first cpu. Back then they had no IHS and i decided to see what exactly happens if i start my pc without a cooler and then what happens if i do the same but also slap the die with a screwdriver, idk what rode me there to be honest.

[@BeserkerLP]

Damn that is actually painful to watch...

[@gundamfan2020]

some water may have tracked under and inside the card.. using a air compressor to remove all fluid it may have came back. i use compressors to move all fluids from my engine parts and pc parts

[@danielhaney9737]

6:47 the card knows all and has evolved

[@vasttanjiro7777]

Ouch, you're hurting me

[@dukeharris7005]

my graphics card is crying as it renders this.

[@ilenastarbreeze4978]

I wonder if it was the windex and it would have survived more water sprays

[@cortedemico]

i am literally here because of a bowl of cereal applied directly to everything in my powered on computer that a friend built for me. killed my mobo and psu. the graphics card took the biggest hit, but made it. then i had to figure out how to build computers. 1000's of tutorials latter, here i am. at the beginning so to speak. going to micro center tomorrow. finally.

[@amirsaeed8733]

Me the entire time : No No No Don't do that, Don't do that

[@jacquestaljaard6644]

Rest in peace hotline

[@chrisb103]

I think if you dried it in a hot place for a few days it might work again.

[@SimakSantana]

distilled water is electrical insulate

[@franklinskouteris4474]

Jay just did what a Greek would do. Spray it with windex

[@sunnyhawkadventures864]

So back to what Phil said about getting stuck watching sinustech. Is there a way to opt out of his commercials and video suggestions?

[@johnphamlore8073]

Isn't corrosion the real long-term damage from liquid? In your tests, you are cleaning the liquid off immediately. For laptops, see Adamant IT "LFC#202 - DIY Approach to Liquid Damage".

[@dfgdfbsdfvv832]

cablemod , actually an ad thats pretty usefull and sweetttt

[@stevenharvey1135]

my inno3d survived a coffee cup of coffee 3 years ago and is still running, the wife spilt it, didn't tell me for 3 days and luckily for her it still works!!

[@MikeZak101]

10hrs of lynus, that's horrific, 10 min is more than enough

[@0zelena6kriza4]

I spilled a glass of vine into my pc case! GPU was really soaked! Than i disassembled all the parts from case and dried them and it worked fine! I was so scared when i was turning it on after drying :D

[@NeuroPulse]

Watching this: I feel like a little boy all over again!

[@badzylla2072]

The most unexpected video I have ever seen.

[@moitoi4064]

Why don’t you try oil instead of water? You can fill the whole tower with oil, I guarantee you it’s gonna keep working just fine this gives me the idea to use oil as a coolant instead of water.

[@williamkiller1547]

HUMMMM look at 11:34 in the motherboard it got some electricity flash and It doesn't look like LED light. At 11:34 below the RAM

[@LordSandwichII]

10:09 I'll take it! It's still better than my GPU!

[@EdwardZNorton]

so unless your a horse you can yank off with it in the floor and be just fine lmfao

[@kevinn408]

One rat poop and a rat urine killed my gpu

[@Charlie6969]

You could try flashing the Gpu bios.

[@ficskull1816]

Anyone's excited for this year's spook?

[@wotblitzlatam5883]

I cry with this video .

[@manyakaz90]

Could you perhaps test ways to prevent this like idk clear silicon spray or something else to prevent it

[@CAfakmykak]

I think I know why Steve won the overclocking battle.... Jays literally got like half the braincells.

[@JohnAIDoe]

My system was douse 4x running some car coolant. Still kicking, although sometime I do get some delayed windows startup and rarely some BSOD after Windows startup.

[@Messiah114]

I'm too poor to risk water falling on my GPU lol

[@sneakynative8508]

My son just spilled my mug of coffee on the pc for my family, rip 1080ti.

[@Римованакс]

I shorted the capacitors & resistors on an AMD HD7770 & it stil worked. until the dell precision fired it randomly

[@apexlight016]

distliled water with b l u e