Name: I killed a GPU for science...
Uploaded: 2020-03-19T16:31:30.000Z
Duration: 12 min 7 s
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No fail today we were going to drip some water on some parts to see what happens.

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This should be the scariest thing you guys have ever seen on this channel.

You this this is just clear fluid with dye in it, um, criminal chill die.

So I think a lot of issues we've been dealing with premature fluids are specifically because of their die.

People are always like water drips and gets wet and water to conductive break stuff.

So today, you know where do something I've never actually done on this child before.

I am going to intentionally introduce a drip onto a graphics card.

So I chose this card specifically because it doesn't have a back plate, one of the one of the things Where did that did that to do?

It's not just about structural rigidity, and whether or not it does, it doesn't dissipate.

He It also does act kind of like a little bit of a barrier.

It's kind of a little bit of extra protection between a drip happening on your system.

Now, when it comes to, we can get a sneak peek of nebula.

But because of the upright motherboard on the way the tubes and stuff are, the more likely place you're gonna find.

A drip is down onto the graphics card dripping directly onto the motherboard.

Unless you have a horizontal system kind like our test bed or a block that completely fails and drips down the socket is more than likely not gonna be the issue.

I've never had a system leak from the actual block on the CPU.

I've had fittings leak on corners and rotary fittings were roaring start to wear.

But I've always seen people talk about drips directly on their graphics card, as you can see here with his back plate, that wouldn't drip drip directly onto our PCB.

So that's why we're using this particular 16 50 because it doesn't have a back way.

I mean, even if it drips on the Arctic scarred three irony that fluid came splashing out of the card because it still has fluid in there from our stuff with Steve, you fluid everywhere.

Okay, so the other side of this argument and something that's taken place, long water cleans been around is but j there are non conductive coolants.

But anything touching metal for a long period of time eventually will pick up ionization from those medals which then in turn, will create conductivity is who will be testing a couple different things here.

Whatever is in here, we've got the actual was XL five from course there.

So this is the same fluid we used when we got the world record ish in, like the top five, whatever with that run.

We're going to go ahead and fire up like heaven.

I'm not convinced that a few drips on this back plate are gonna hurt it.

And this is something I've wanted to do for a long time.

Maybe I should start with the course there.

I need to move this at an angle where you can see it better.

00 oh, I'm gonna dry it now and see what happens.

OK, so clearly, this is not non conductive fluid.

This might be the shortest know each J video I've ever made with electronics get wet and they're on.

The question is whether or not it died nobly that But we'll run three mode.

Different things happened on the card so over the next part of this now is we can drip it in different areas.

So let's see, if we go back into three mode, though that's what matters.

I mean, there's plenty of graphics cards that people that you know me, they're like Jay, my card works fine.

And see that enter a game that I get all this craziness.

Look, okay, that's soaking right now, some of the input output, but there's nothing plugged into that one fire extinguishers right there.

Okay, so escorting it right onto the that part of input output, which isn't being used.

Okay, so that part of the card clearly is not crucial.

Right back in the back of the corps again.

Okay, so I'm doing is dabbing it right now.

So I'm gonna wiggle the mouse this time in desktop mode.

It's dripping on the triple the power whenever you do.