Sapphire r9 270x toxic

[Guest]

Hi in this graphic card can I take the fans out without disassembling the gpu?

If I have to disassemble, What are that pieces of sponge around the gpu? After disassembling the card do those pieces get seperated?

Thanks

 

[ZeusGamer]

One question... why would you disassemble the GPU for it's fans?

 

[TopLuca]

You'll void the warranty in the process too , You'll have to disassemble and remove the Fan headers along with the screws .

That will make the GPU cover useless too.

 

[Guest]

One question... why would you disassemble the GPU for it's fans?

Because it has tons of dust!

 

[Guest]

You'll void the warranty in the process too , You'll have to disassemble and remove the Fan headers along with the screws .

That will make the GPU cover useless too.

I have oc'd it through afterburner. So no warranty 🙁

 

[TopLuca]

You can clean it using Compressed Air , that's a safer way to cleaning the dust.

 

[TopLuca]

About Overclocking voiding warranty : In brief if you haven't played with voltages generally they can't tell really as long as nothing's been burnt.

Read more about it here : http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1690346/overclocking-afterburner-void-warranty.html

 

[Guest]

You can clean it using Compressed Air , that's a safer way to cleaning the dust.

But my question would be,

When I spray it wouldn't dust go more inside?

 

[TopLuca]

You can clean it using Compressed Air , that's a safer way to cleaning the dust.

But my question would be,

When I spray it wouldn't dust go more inside?

If you mean that more dust will go inside then generally its not the case , It blows dust outside yet again you can control your positioning in order to make sure dust goes outside.

Its done by taking the GPU out of the case and holding it in your hands and using the canned air in a direction so that dust is going outside and even if it goes inside it has a very fine tube that clean the smallest of sectors , just make sure not to touch any silicon parts.

 

[Guest]

You can clean it using Compressed Air , that's a safer way to cleaning the dust.

But my question would be,

When I spray it wouldn't dust go more inside?

If you mean that more dust will go inside then generally its not the case , It blows dust outside yet again you can control your positioning in order to make sure dust goes outside.

Its done by taking the GPU out of the case and holding it in your hands and using the canned air in a direction so that dust is going outside and even if it goes inside it has a very fine tube that clean the smallest of sectors , just make sure not to touch any silicon parts.

Mate thanks for the keen help I appreciate

Can you please explain it a bit further?

Wouldn't the dust go inside if I apply air through the side?
Can explain it to me, thanks

 

[TopLuca]

This is the general idea of dusting your entire PC : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FmEt-foauZM