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Need help cleaning gpu.

I use compressed air to clean out dust from my PC parts.
Here is a link to amazon http://www.amazon.com/b?node=3012916011
Might cost a little bit extra but it works grate.

Most other forms of compressed air should work good for cleaning too.
 
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I know compressed air is better.I need to clean just a small part of the gpu where dust has settled in.Don't want to buy compressed air can just for cleaning a small area now.So can i use that rubber blower which i linked?Will it create any static?
 
Yeah you could defiantly use that, it is pretty much just like compressed air. Rubber will not give off static, but make sure you are not charged when you handle the card.
 
filip said:
Yeah you could defiantly use that, it is pretty much just like compressed air. Rubber will not give off static, but make sure you are not charged when you handle the card.
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Thanks.Also is using a small paint brush {the kind which you use for water coloring}create any issue?I will use that to get rid of dust which doesn't blow off from pcb.

Well i have an anti-static band.
 
I wonder if that bulb device will have enough force to move/remove anything in the card?
 
no it won't create static...those things are commonly used for cleaning the inside of a DSLR...it will be fine on your gpu.
 
is using a small paint brush {the kind which you use for water coloring}create any issue?I will use that to get rid of dust which doesn't blow off from pcb.
 
Mister E said:
Maybe he's afraid he'll frostbite himself with the liquid by spraying it upside down. :rolleyes:
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I thought the thing was to inhale it?

OP, As far as the brush, it might work, but not sure if the bristles are stiff enough.
 
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