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I would do it. Curiosity kills the cat. And it makes for a neat little experimentation.
 
(also teaches you to be patient and careful)
 
edit: (here's a tip. you could, after washing, put it in a container of rice.. completely covering it. it helps to absorb any moisture, but I don't recommend eating the rice after that)

i wonder why so many people say things like short out the circuit. that only happens when you have something to conduct. the guy's not an idiot who would wash his graphic cards while there is a power source supplying it with electricity = =.
(edit: unless it has it's own power source, you would likely damage the power source than the circuit. Then you would have to change the power source, for example an internal battery in mouse, etc.)
(2nd edit: If you are going to wash it, I suggest buying distilled water (PURE water). Don't use tap water.)

i wonder why so many people say things like short out the circuit. that only happens when you have something to conduct. the guy's not an idiot who would wash his graphic cards while there is a power source supplying it with electricity = =.
(edit: unless it has it's own power source, you would likely damage the power source than the circuit. Then you would have to change the power source, for example an internal battery in mouse, etc.)
(2nd edit: If you are going to wash it, I suggest buying distilled water (PURE water). Don't use tap water.)

I would do it. Curiosity kills the cat. And it makes for a neat little experimentation.
 
(also teaches you to be patient and careful)
 
edit: (here's a tip. you could, after washing, put it in a container of rice.. completely covering it. it helps to absorb any moisture, but I don't recommend eating the rice after that)

i wonder why so many people say things like short out the circuit. that only happens when you have something to conduct. the guy's not an idiot who would wash his graphic cards while there is a power source supplying it with electricity = =.
(edit: unless it has it's own power source, you would likely damage the power source than the circuit. Then you would have to change the power source, for example an internal battery in mouse, etc.)
(2nd edit: If you are going to wash it, I suggest buying distilled water (PURE water). Don't use tap water.)

i wonder why so many people say things like short out the circuit. that only happens when you have something to conduct. the guy's not an idiot who would wash his graphic cards while there is a power source supplying it with electricity = =.
(edit: unless it has it's own power source, you would likely damage the power source than the circuit. Then you would have to change the power source, for example an internal battery in mouse, etc.)
(2nd edit: If you are going to wash it, I suggest buying distilled water (PURE water). Don't use tap water.)

i wonder why so many people say things like short out the circuit. that only happens when you have something to conduct. the guy's not an idiot who would wash his graphic cards while there is a power source supplying it with electricity = =.
(edit: unless it has it's own power source, you would likely damage the power source than the circuit. Then you would have to change the power source, for example an internal battery in mouse, etc.)
(2nd edit: If you are going to wash it, I suggest buying distilled water (PURE water). Don't use tap water.)

I believe most of us can agree that age doesn't matter when it comes to maturity.

you don't know counter strike? it's like you don't know who you are!!!!it's an action game! best when played multiplayer.there is single player mode also!

were u living under a rock ?

The Never Settle bundle has been great for both AMD & gamers on the GPU side, you buy a graphics card & you get a bunch of AAA games for free with your purchase, gamers get more value out of their purchases & AMD sells more cards.

Apparently the Never Settle campaign has been so successful for AMD it's now expanding it to its CPU side as well.

Buy any one of these processors on newegg.com & you will get Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon & Simcity for free.
$199.99 - AMD FX-8350 CPU, Vishera, 8-Core, 4.0GHz Clock $159.99 - AMD FX-8320 CPU, Vishera, 8-Core, 3.5GHz Clock $119.99 - AMD FX-6300 CPU, Vishera, 6-Core, 3.5GHz Clock $109.99 - AMD FX-4300 CPU, Vishera, 4-Core, 3.8GHz Clock $139.99 - AMD A10-6800K APU, Richland, 4-Core, 4.0GHz Clock, Radeon HD 8670D $109.99 - AMD A8-6600K APU, Richland, 4-Core, 3.9GHz Clock, Radeon HD 8570D $74.99 - AMD A8-6400K APU, Richland, 2-Core, 3.9GHz Clock, Radeon HD 8470D $129.99 - AMD A10-5800K APU, Trinity, 4-Core, 3.8GHz Clock, Radeon HD 7660D $99.99 - AMD A8-5600K APU, Trinity, 4-Core, 3.8GHz Clock, Radeon HD 7560D $64.99 - AMD A6-5400K APU, Trinity 2-Core, 3.8GHz Clock, Radeon HD 7540D


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So, when my Google controlled car hits another Google controlled car do we sue Google for damages against themselves, with Google insurance using the Google traffic accident app?

I thought general discussion was supposed to be tech-related? This should be in off-topic.

So, there was a Nvidia sponsored contest that happened in Bangkok, Thailand. I saw the photos and thought that it would be a shame to not share them. Amazing builds and cable management.
 
Take a look here:
 
http://www.geforce.com/whats-new/articles/nvidia-supported-modding-contest-a-hit-with-diy-fans
 
PS: there's not much but I still want to share it.

Announced and available now at only Amazon. Out of stock though.. here's a quick link for more info:
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/mechanical-keyboard-cm-storm-quickfire-ultimate-gaming-cherry-mx,23906.html
Looks amazing and I'm looking forward to the blue switches coming out. They only have reds right now. Ultimate > Tk?