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7 minutes ago, Nickathom said:

So i am going to try and remove a warranty sticker from my rx 480 and im wondering if i should pour isopropyl on it while using kombustor so it evaporates faster so it doesnt seep into places it shouldnt be or while its off.

No do it with it out of the system, the isopropyl will evaporate really quick give it 10 mins or so. 

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So i am going to try and remove a warranty sticker from my rx 480 and im wondering if i should pour isopropyl on it while using kombustor so it evaporates faster so it doesnt seep into places it shouldnt be or while its off.

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7 minutes ago, Nickathom said:

So i am going to try and remove a warranty sticker from my rx 480 and im wondering if i should pour isopropyl on it while using kombustor so it evaporates faster so it doesnt seep into places it shouldnt be or while its off.

No do it with it out of the system, the isopropyl will evaporate really quick give it 10 mins or so. 

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Thats one way to kill a graphics card with liquid one it... Do not do that, reason why we use isopropyl alcohol is because it evaporates without needing to wait that long.

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Just now, tp95112 said:

Thats one way to kill a graphics card with liquid one it... Do not do that, reason why we use isopropyl alcohol is because it evaporates without needing to wait that long.

 

 

Just now, W-L said:

No do it with it out of the system, the isopropyl will evaporate really quick give it 10 mins or so. 

ok thank you

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