Cold compressed air
What is the cold ♥♥♥♥ that sometimes come out from a compressed air can, and what happens if you get a short burst of it on your gpu,ram or amy other computer parts
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That is vapour. It will ivaporate instantly and will not dampage your pc componants. Just make sure before you spray your pc is turned off to be safe.
as c2 said although if you spray it for like 2 minutes it could build up.
if you're very paranoid about it just leave the computer off for a hour or 2 and let it dry (although as said it isn't needed)
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which you should never do :p
I got a short burst on my gpu but my pc had been turned off for at least 2 hours
you're completely fine but next time you should unplug your pc instead of just shutting it off electric components even when off use a very small amount of electricity
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I got a short burst on my gpu but my pc had been turned off for at least 2 hours
you're completely fine but next time you should unplug your pc instead of just shutting it off electric components even when off use a very small amount of electricity
But isnt there any chance that the cold itself damages a pc part?
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you're completely fine but next time you should unplug your pc instead of just shutting it off electric components even when off use a very small amount of electricity
But isnt there any chance that the cold itself damages a pc part?
only if it causes it to freeze (which unless you have liquid nitrogen youre fine :p)
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But isnt there any chance that the cold itself damages a pc part?
only if it causes it to freeze (which unless you have liquid nitrogen youre fine :p)
But that is what i meant, if you hold the can upside down. Some ice cold substance come out
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only if it causes it to freeze (which unless you have liquid nitrogen youre fine :p)
But that is what i meant, if you hold the can upside down. Some ice cold substance come out
trust me it's fine don't overreact :p
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But that is what i meant, if you hold the can upside down. Some ice cold substance come out
trust me it's fine don't overreact :p
Yeah, i know, its just that when youre 17 years old and you just bought a 980 ti you dont want to ♥♥♥♥ it up. I saved for this gpu for 4 months
:)
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trust me it's fine don't overreact :p
Yeah, i know, its just that when youre 17 years old and you just bought a 980 ti you dont want to ♥♥♥♥ it up. I saved for this gpu for 4 months
:)
hey im only 18 and i have 2 gtx 970s both overclocked and a i5 4690k at 4.3ghz you dont know the stress of overclocking :p
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Yeah, i know, its just that when youre 17 years old and you just bought a 980 ti you dont want to ♥♥♥♥ it up. I saved for this gpu for 4 months
:)
hey im only 18 and i have 2 gtx 970s both overclocked and a i5 4690k at 4.3ghz you dont know the stress of overclocking :p
I got myselg a 4690k but i ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up and bought a non overclockable MB xD got 2 buy one soon, i got water cooling and all
Don't hold the compressed air can upside down, nor hold it's spray for too long. It should just be quick, short bursts at varies angles to clean.

The can contains CO2, which is meant to say at the bottom of the can. The can freezes as the pressure inside is released. Holding it upside-down makes the pressure release faster, because it is liquid that is coming out.

You shouldn't run the PC while CO2 is frosted over it's components, as it goes from extreme cold to heat, therefore expands and possible damage or shorten lifespan. CO2 however should go away over time (just takes longer the more there is) by the air and leaves no residue. Normally it's gone within a few seconds or minutes.
Viimeisin muokkaaja on Azza ☠; 19.3.2016 klo 10.42
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hey im only 18 and i have 2 gtx 970s both overclocked and a i5 4690k at 4.3ghz you dont know the stress of overclocking :p
I got myselg a 4690k but i ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up and bought a non overclockable MB xD got 2 buy one soon, i got water cooling and all
i only have the 212 evo but its actually a amazing cooler its just a total pain in the ass to install :p
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I got myselg a 4690k but i ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up and bought a non overclockable MB xD got 2 buy one soon, i got water cooling and all
i only have the 212 evo but its actually a amazing cooler its just a total pain in the ass to install :p
Proud owner of fractal design kelvin t12 i used 4 hours to install it. Almost threw my pc out the window like 5 times
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Don't hold the compressed air can upside down, nor hold it's spray for too long. It should just be quick, short bursts at varies angles to clean.

The can contains CO2, which is meant to say at the bottom of the can. The can freezes as the pressure inside is released. Holding it upside-down makes the pressure release faster, because it is liquid that is coming out.

You shouldn't run the PC while CO2 is frosted over it's components, as it goes from extreme cold to heat, therefore expands and possible damage or shorten lifespan. CO2 however should go away over time (just takes longer the more there is) by the air and leaves no residue. Normally it's gone within a few seconds or minutes.
The pc was turned off while i sprayed. It had been of for 2 hours. And i didnt start the pc for about 30 minutes after.
I didnt intentionally hold the can upside down. It sort of just came out. But it was just a mini burst

Btw. Most of it hit my backplate. Only a small amount hit the card itself. The backplate has small holes
Viimeisin muokkaaja on rotNdude; 19.3.2016 klo 10.53
_I_ 19.3.2016 klo 13.40 
most compressed air cans use liquid co2
if you spray the liquid on components it will cool them without doing any damage
Viimeisin muokkaaja on _I_; 19.3.2016 klo 13.42
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