is it ok to put a tray over my graphics card to catch leaks
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mrmez
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Leaks often drip down the mobo. Use medical grade de-ionised water, it's non conductive.
I had a leak with my PC on while on holiday, no damage, kept working for years.
A tray might help if you're lucky. OBVIOUSLY don't put a metal tray in your computer. The risk of it touching and shorting something is extremely high.
I had a leak with my PC on while on holiday, no damage, kept working for years.
A tray might help if you're lucky. OBVIOUSLY don't put a metal tray in your computer. The risk of it touching and shorting something is extremely high.
mrmez
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If you're talking about all in one liquid coolers, they are VERY unlikely to leak.
I've had a corsair H100 for ~18 months and no issues.
Can't remember how they are powered, but you can test before you install, or just leave the case open and keep a close eye after you install.
When you do install be a bit gentle with it. Don't pull on the hoses or bend them etc.
I've had a corsair H100 for ~18 months and no issues.
Can't remember how they are powered, but you can test before you install, or just leave the case open and keep a close eye after you install.
When you do install be a bit gentle with it. Don't pull on the hoses or bend them etc.
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