How To CORRECTLY Deep-Clean a Motherboard

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  • @GregSalazar
    @GregSalazar  3 года назад +91

    When that vignette adjustment layer kicks in at around the 0:01 mark 🙃
    Really tried to be thorough with this cleaning guide. The PCDC videos are mostly time-lapses of the cleaning processes. I'll try to make one of these for each major PC component, though you'll find that it becomes fairly redundant after a while. IPA is great for PCBs and most plastics. Soap/water is good for radiators, fin stacks, and cases.

    • @dr_chunks6989
      @dr_chunks6989 3 года назад

      any good sites to find a cheap but reliable gpu for gaming? im looking at a evga geforce 1660 ti

    • @Labolas2Glasya
      @Labolas2Glasya 3 года назад +3

      most people probably would not have noticed the vignette if you didnt mention it ^^'

    • @travlessmarloon6238
      @travlessmarloon6238 3 года назад

      can we get a gpu one of these my temps are a lil high when running any game but im a lil sketch about opening it up

    • @Butanding
      @Butanding 3 года назад +1

      @@travlessmarloon6238 Before opening it up, make sure you have the right thickness thermal pads because the original ones might disintegrate. You won't be able to put them back together without the pads.

    • @pj5767
      @pj5767 3 года назад

      I would be careful cleaning an amd chip on a table like that as the little gold pins are in the back. Maybe wouldn’t clean it on a table because of my clumsy huge hands.

  • @noah10192
    @noah10192 3 года назад +13

    Thank you for all the hard work you put into cleaning viewer's builds and this video!

  • @WouterVerbruggen
    @WouterVerbruggen 3 года назад +14

    "disgusting motherboard" oh you sweet summer child

  • @masonmiddaugh5006
    @masonmiddaugh5006 3 года назад +9

    this video clutched up, I was planning to deep clean my entire pc tomorrow.

  • @Wellibob68
    @Wellibob68 3 года назад +2

    I find Greg cleaning these pc products /systems extremely satisfying.

  • @theborbz3024
    @theborbz3024 3 года назад +3

    YES!!! FINALLY i can open bench my own pc build for a while as i save for premium pc case because of this deepcleaning motherboard, THANKS AGAIN GREG!!

  • @IceBlue2012
    @IceBlue2012 3 года назад +19

    Great content! Would it be possible to make a video about thermal pads? Like a buying guide for example. And compare the cheap stuff to the known brands. I've been refurbishing some graphics cards and many thermal pads get damaged and need to be replaced. But I'm having trouble finding decent cost effective ones here in Canada... Thanks a lot again for the content!

  • @therealsilens
    @therealsilens 3 года назад +13

    Thought for a second this was a Louis Rossmann video. Man, Louis, your voice sure has changed!

  • @MarcoGPUtuber
    @MarcoGPUtuber 3 года назад +157

    When you get to Taiwan, you can teach the viewers how to clean literal corrosion off the scrapyard boards and still have them work ;)

    • @GregSalazar
      @GregSalazar  3 года назад +32

      Check yo email!

    • @MarcoGPUtuber
      @MarcoGPUtuber 3 года назад +12

      @@GregSalazar I did! Just got into the office.

    • @HoloScope
      @HoloScope 3 года назад +2

    • @gohanmoka
      @gohanmoka 3 года назад +4

      @@HoloScope haha I understand this I've been to a couple yards and everything is always corroded here

    • @HoloScope
      @HoloScope 3 года назад +3

      @@gohanmoka ‍

  • @thuggins2086
    @thuggins2086 3 года назад +5

    You mentioned just painting over the chip on the VRM heatsink; would painting the entire thing be an issue for cooling?

  • @sanajitdas8365
    @sanajitdas8365 2 года назад +9

    is it necessary to use an antistatic brush for the motherboard cleaning, or I can just simply use a toothbrush or a paintbrush?

  • @Nergicuga
    @Nergicuga Год назад

    Very informational. My pc sometimes doesnt boot up just powers on but doesnt boot. Followed your instructions and it worked like a charm ! Its perfectly fine now and the heat dissipation was a lot better thanks !

  • @RogueMaster_RM
    @RogueMaster_RM 3 года назад +5

    A content that I have been waiting for!!

  • @admstudios7
    @admstudios7 3 года назад +1

    Love it , i have the same board it has last for 4 years now am gonna follow this step to make a deep clean on it , Uraaa💪👍

  • @johnpaulbacon8320
    @johnpaulbacon8320 3 года назад +1

    NIce video. Curious if this a quad channel mb - won't you need ram in a pair of slots on each side of the cpu?

  • @lavishlyvice
    @lavishlyvice 2 года назад +6

    Thank you! I got an almost 6 year old laptop that I never cleaned on the inside before. It started to get some overheating issues about 2 years ago so I took a look inside and it looks like I used the poor thing as a vacuum lol

  • @rtxwaffles5248
    @rtxwaffles5248 3 года назад +1

    where did you get the anti static brush from? does it come with the Opolar?

  • @Aitherea
    @Aitherea 2 года назад

    What should you use if you dont have an electric duster? Could any brush work?

  • @vanirajesh3536
    @vanirajesh3536 3 года назад +2

    Thanks I am planning to clean mine the next weekend

  • @shaunwells5015
    @shaunwells5015 Год назад

    Your vids are such a great help. Rock on dude. 🤘🏻

  • @GrandmaHatesTech
    @GrandmaHatesTech 3 года назад +60

    Use Mr. Clean and a big sponge

    • @Monocle13
      @Monocle13 3 года назад +12

      My add was for Mr Clean LMAO

    • @GregSalazar
      @GregSalazar  3 года назад +16

      LOL

    • @IamJay02
      @IamJay02 3 года назад +4

      @@Monocle13 ad

    • @sejama6625
      @sejama6625 3 года назад +2

      Aight, imma have to stop you right there Grandma...

    • @GrandmaHatesTech
      @GrandmaHatesTech 3 года назад +1

      @@IamJay02 Nice catch on the Ad :)

  • @faiflowright01
    @faiflowright01 3 года назад +2

    How do you deal with the whitening when the alcohol dries?

  • @ekomsic28
    @ekomsic28 3 года назад

    Noticed on the shell.
    Is that deepcool water colling?
    If it is are they any good?

  • @tomosen4427
    @tomosen4427 3 года назад +1

    Very good informative input about mother board parts

  • @diegocampista3126
    @diegocampista3126 3 года назад +1

    is it a good idea to use a brand new soft baby toothbrush with IPA to clean the MOBO instead of using qtips only?

  • @maximepomerleau259
    @maximepomerleau259 Год назад

    2 Question, first does the alcohol make any component to crack? I am millwright and when we use alcohol to clean up selector or push button they literally dry twist and crack in second after spraying alcohol on it. And when you push air onto the mobo is there any risk of pushing dust deep into the contact of the Pci-E or un-used ram slot?

  • @brianhenderson8362
    @brianhenderson8362 6 месяцев назад

    Hey Greg, my AIO CPU Corsair cooler exploded when I was gone for a few weeks, and now I’ve got liquid all over my motherboard as well as the PCIe slots. Some of the liquid has dried inside the slots. What’s the best cleaning options for me?

  • @jhoymadrid5963
    @jhoymadrid5963 2 года назад +1

    is regular paint brush good for cleaning ?

  • @jessewessy-il7dq
    @jessewessy-il7dq 11 месяцев назад

    Do you think I could dip a q tip in hand sanitizer and it would work since I don’t have isopropyl alcohol

  • @bandit6048
    @bandit6048 5 месяцев назад

    Great job on the video! Do you have one that covers cleaning an AMD cpu?

  • @rlira0908
    @rlira0908 3 года назад +4

    @Greg Hey, I was looking at the Electric Duster because I always run out of cans too fast.
    Some of the reviews are hit/miss on it and wanted your general thoughts on the duster.
    Also, is it safe to use the duster with everything plugged in w/ power off?

  • @emanuelperono1562
    @emanuelperono1562 3 года назад +4

    Something about cleaning pc components feels relaxing.

  • @CastIronEric
    @CastIronEric 3 года назад +2

    Cant wait for the next episode!

  • @erizo8002
    @erizo8002 3 года назад

    just asking if there are any possible sutitutes for 99% isopropyl alcohol if our household has any, what else could we use instead?

  • @szkielecik20
    @szkielecik20 3 года назад

    Can I use for cleaning very soft toothbrush?

  • @Etienne.Terblanche
    @Etienne.Terblanche 3 года назад +1

    Love the cleaning video’s 👌🏻

  • @exhaustor5983
    @exhaustor5983 3 года назад +7

    Meanwhile techYescity having a shower with his favorite motherboard and rubber duck :D

    • @shaban96
      @shaban96 3 года назад +1

      hes the GOAT in terms of deep cleaning & finding slick deals

  • @EctopicElm00707
    @EctopicElm00707 3 года назад +10

    What a great video - thanks Greg. I have a couple of motherboards that I'll now be attending to :-) It would be great to see a short video about how to replace thermal pads rather than reuse the old ones. It can be a challenge to determine what thickness and type of replacement pad to buy in the first place. I imagine they're not easy to measure to find the correct thickness

    • @GregSalazar
      @GregSalazar  3 года назад +4

      Hey Mike. Thanks for watching. And part of the reason why I don't bother replacing old thermal pads (unless they're crusty/disintegrating) is because the thickness requirements are so ambiguous.

    • @adamjamestattoos
      @adamjamestattoos 2 года назад

      Just lather that compound on, and bust out your old blockbuster card to get a smooooth surface. Works like a charm. Actually been curious about the thermal pads, will probably give em a try soon

  • @AliYassinToma
    @AliYassinToma 3 года назад +17

    don't forget removing the cmos battery to minimize any chance of damage to the board

    • @LeoInterVir
      @LeoInterVir 3 года назад +2

      True but you'll lose bios settings. Not an issue if it's your computer but could be an issue if working on someone else's.

    • @AliYassinToma
      @AliYassinToma 3 года назад +2

      @@LeoInterVir maybe but usually I take photos of everything I do because if anything happens a customer can't blame me .. so some bios photos are good enough

    • @LeoInterVir
      @LeoInterVir 3 года назад +1

      @@AliYassinToma yup, always take photos. I also suggest having paperwork and initial besides descriptions.

    • @mrhalfdead3963
      @mrhalfdead3963 2 года назад +1

      @@LeoInterVir He'll lose the settings if he put the RAM in different slots too, if he (accidentally) swapped them over, as they have different ID numbers. Either way not a big issue, if the customer does not know a thing about PC's, chances are the bios is stock anyway, otherwise the customer knows how to put them back the way they like them.

  • @moimoialba9033
    @moimoialba9033 3 года назад +6

    Honestly it looks clean even before the deep clean.

  • @ZxhirZ
    @ZxhirZ 3 года назад +1

    Everyone needs to see this! Even if you say you don’t, you do!!

  • @SteezieG
    @SteezieG 3 года назад +5

    Instructions unclear, India Pale Ale was consumed and computer component cleaning has been delayed.

  • @poisonking
    @poisonking Год назад

    What if you get trace thermal paste residue in the CPU socket or thermal paste wipe pad cleaning solution into the socket?

  • @Avalarion87
    @Avalarion87 7 месяцев назад

    Whats your opinion about the der8auer dishwasher video? Seems pretty effective...

  • @JakeInvest
    @JakeInvest Год назад

    your insane bro! keep up the good work

  • @jacoblong5599
    @jacoblong5599 Год назад

    How do i know what thickness thermal pad is needed for my board?

  • @ecnartysp1769
    @ecnartysp1769 Год назад

    Can i use a toothbrush on graphic card to remove the thin layer of dust that air canne doesnt remove ?

  • @matthewhenry3858
    @matthewhenry3858 2 года назад

    So a long time ago i some fanta on top of my pc and almost all of it stayed on my filter of my case but some landed on my gpu backplate and on the board of the gpu which started to kind of rust. How can i clean this?

  • @hasithadithya833
    @hasithadithya833 3 года назад

    Can i use Hand sanitizer for clean Gpu and pc parts?

  • @halflife_fash7935
    @halflife_fash7935 3 года назад +1

    Thanks for the video i wanted to clean my motherboard tomorrow

  • @EmptyTome
    @EmptyTome 3 года назад +7

    Do not use brake cleaner on PC parts. Some brake cleaners don't do well with plastic and rubber. IPA isn't that expensive anyways. Keep the brake clean for what it's meant for.

  • @carlesber69
    @carlesber69 3 года назад

    Hi is it safe to brush a mobo with a make up brush??

  • @christopherremillard2574
    @christopherremillard2574 3 года назад +1

    How often would do you do a deep cleaning like this?

  • @HQPak
    @HQPak 2 года назад +1

    Very useful video. Quick question, canI use a WD-40 instead of the iso alcohol?

  • @nstabl
    @nstabl Год назад

    Very random, (awesome vid btw) what mic are you using? Thank you!

  • @sametkucuk7305
    @sametkucuk7305 Год назад

    if i use contact cleaner its ok for motherboard ?

  • @_soumik_das_gupta_
    @_soumik_das_gupta_ 3 года назад +2

    You still can't beat the THE YES MAN ..!!!!

  • @user-jo6xr3iq3g
    @user-jo6xr3iq3g 2 года назад

    Can I use lower concentration alcohol? maybe 96% or even 90%? considering the water concentration might be higher, assuming water constitutes the rest of the solution

  • @GoCrySnowflake
    @GoCrySnowflake 3 года назад +1

    I have that same tool kit! My dad got it for me for Christmas

  • @user-ms9cy3ib1z
    @user-ms9cy3ib1z 11 месяцев назад

    Bro, question can I use slime to clean my mobo or is slime conductive ?

  • @MyersComputerServices
    @MyersComputerServices 3 года назад +5

    Soft car detailing brushes work well too for knocking dust off of motherboards too. Just had a vaccum near by sucking up the loose dust you're taking off. Works very well.

    • @LeoInterVir
      @LeoInterVir 3 года назад +1

      Don't get the vacuum too close, don't let static stop you.

    • @Aitherea
      @Aitherea 2 года назад

      Thank you! this was exactly the comment i was looking for. I dont wish to spend 60$ on the electric cleaner at this point in time, but I figured itd still be a good idea to use a brush in tandem with compressed air. Now I have a much cheaper alternative to buy!

    • @The1Music2MyEars
      @The1Music2MyEars Год назад

      I just used a detailing brush on all parts of my mobo and dusted it. I did it without an anti static band. I was getting a boot LED post light after. Kept booting into the BIOS and BSoD if I tried to enter Windows 10. I am not 100% sure what the actual problem was because I finally did a a random action, which was do a system restore and it fixed it. I am not sure if it was static and "released" because resetting the CMOS didn't fix it, but it works now

  • @123hopsy
    @123hopsy 2 года назад +1

    Hi Greg, 99% alcohol is illegal in my country, the most I can get is 70%, are there any alternatives?

  • @jpryor8102
    @jpryor8102 3 года назад +11

    Greg brake cleaner evaporates like alcohol, but is pretty harsh stuff. I think the safer option we see regularly is actually a multi-purpose lubricant spray, like WD-40. It's non-conductive, as many oils are, so much safer to use on electronics. But a lot messier, definitely prefer alcohol.

    • @LeoInterVir
      @LeoInterVir 3 года назад +3

      I've noticed that WD40 makes things for electric work. I wonder how that would be to clean computers.

    • @kirikayuumura3256
      @kirikayuumura3256 3 года назад +6

      To add, most Brake Clean formulas will also dissolve/blister/melt some plastics/polymers and paints/coatings, so it is possible to severely damage computer parts. WD-40 is an option for really nasty/caked up grime, but it will leave the oil residue that will in turn attract more grime, so you have to follow up with alcohol.
      The best option would be to use CRC brand '05103 QD Electronic Cleaner', which you can generally pick up at a local chain auto-parts store or Walmart (Just search CRC QD Electronic Cleaner). It's a petroleum and alcohol based cleaner, so it not only washes out grime, it also cleans contact surfaces and coats surfaces to further help prevent grime/corrosion build up. Comes in a pressurized can, like Brake Clean or a Canned Air Duster, with a nozzle/tube. Lastly, it is also non-conductive.

    • @BingeGamez
      @BingeGamez 9 месяцев назад

      @@kirikayuumura3256 i know this is a old comment but Maf Air Sensor Cleaner will work good also

  • @kuzonCS2
    @kuzonCS2 3 года назад

    Is it wise to remove that CMOS?

  • @Lucky_The_Slingshot_Guy
    @Lucky_The_Slingshot_Guy 2 года назад

    Please respond to this question bro..I have a PS3 slim that I have cleaned with nail polish remover and a toothbrush because when I would try to turn it on, it beeps and doesn’t function. The disc drive doesn’t open, the system won’t boot and nothing happens with the video output. When I took it to a junky electronic repair shop, the guy said he cleaned it but here I am with a motherboard COVERED in roach eggs and some rust on the metallic edges. Is there a good chance that the motherboard is R.I.P. or is it recoverable? THIS PS3 is loaded with games and I spend a lot of money on tools/supplies. I am a repair dude and not scared to try anything to save myself more money here. If I have to, I will go looking for a PS3 slim motherboard but it would be inconvenient. They aren’t easy to find for me.

  • @sgottoboni
    @sgottoboni 3 года назад

    Sometimes we get dusty rears. Please keep all of your rears clean thank you very much. LOL Love your videos. Keep your pcs clean. I do

  • @newvaper3794
    @newvaper3794 2 года назад +2

    Hi Greg. is it possible to wash motherboards with soap and water and then dry it under the sun and then use isopropyl alcohol to dry it again? thanks for the video. Keep Safe.

    • @PolycrisisActor
      @PolycrisisActor 2 года назад

      No. Do not apply any water to your electronics. They will die instantly since water causes a chemical reaction with the board and it will corrode. Alcohol will not corrode the board if it makes contact and it will evaporate quickly.

  • @JohnySilverhand
    @JohnySilverhand Год назад

    do you know why fluid like substance leaks from the motherboard heat sink?

  • @4G12
    @4G12 3 года назад

    When it comes to cleaning electronics, IPA is your best friend.

  • @wackychua757
    @wackychua757 2 года назад

    Hello anyone could help me my b450 mortar max cannot be shorted at the jfp1 power switch but when i do bios update it will cycle the power

  • @hanns1962
    @hanns1962 2 года назад

    can i use a 70% isopropyl alcohol?

  • @tomasmpavelis747
    @tomasmpavelis747 3 года назад

    Very nice videos man 👍

  • @LittleIMP
    @LittleIMP 3 года назад

    I use domestos mixed with water it cleans everything well i cant use board for a day but it cleans everything really fast

  • @dbay5932
    @dbay5932 3 года назад

    can you give me, recomend thermal paste for notebook plis... i don't have pc

  • @nabinmandal3472
    @nabinmandal3472 Год назад +1

    Swirl marks over the metal are from not changing the Q-tip frequently enough to the carry smudged IPA dust muck.

  • @mihai9887
    @mihai9887 2 года назад

    Can i use etilic alchool?

  • @dakoderii4221
    @dakoderii4221 3 года назад

    I have the same motherboard, RAM, and cleaning kit. lol Maybe the CPU too but I missed what it was or if you even mentioned it.

  • @Raymond524
    @Raymond524 2 года назад

    can i use Isopropyl Alcohol 99% USP?
    or dose it have to be 99.9% IPA?

  • @osama7897
    @osama7897 3 года назад

    I have a question why you don't use contact cleaner?

  • @hoper5913
    @hoper5913 6 месяцев назад

    Is it ok to use 70% ipa?

  • @1400Lines
    @1400Lines Год назад +1

    i think removing the cmos battery 1st is a must, before applying any liquid cleaner on mobo

  • @einsten0190
    @einsten0190 3 года назад

    Cool! Thanks Greg

  • @dylanbezuidenhout8725
    @dylanbezuidenhout8725 3 года назад +2

    How do u prevent static electricity from build up on hand before cleaning

    • @louisfriend9323
      @louisfriend9323 Год назад

      Touch something metal, like your PC case with PSU plugged into a grounded wall socket, with the PSU in the off mode. Don't wear woolen clothes or cause too much friction before cleaning electronics. Or get an expensive anti-static bracelet that doesn't really help that much. If static electricity kills components, it's not the static electricity you are carrying, but the tools and interaction between them and the electronics.

  • @KyuketsuNinja
    @KyuketsuNinja 3 года назад +11

    use a dishwasher without detergent [der8auer]

    • @coffeepot3123
      @coffeepot3123 3 года назад +1

      For the entire mobo?, i don't even know why i'm asking.. i don't have a dishwasher :(

    • @KyuketsuNinja
      @KyuketsuNinja 3 года назад

      Yes ... perfect to deepclean it after LN2 oc because of the vaseline

  • @americanpaisareturns9051
    @americanpaisareturns9051 Год назад

    Yeah mine’s definitely dirtier than that. Lots of dust. 😅 Thanks for the info. I’m gonna give it a good clean now.

  • @ElijahsLab
    @ElijahsLab 3 года назад +1

    You should do a video on how to deep clean a ssd!

  • @prakashdeore4334
    @prakashdeore4334 3 года назад

    nice demo

  • @caseyandrews98
    @caseyandrews98 3 года назад +6

    using that same motherboard right now :p have been wanting to move on from my 5820k tho, so maybe for not much longer. Love these cleaning videos :)

    • @sijedevos2376
      @sijedevos2376 3 года назад +2

      I’m gonna pickup a pc today with a asus x99-a, i7 5820k, Antec case and 120mm Alienware aio for €175. Is that a good deal?

    • @caseyandrews98
      @caseyandrews98 3 года назад

      @@sijedevos2376 I would say yes. The hardest part is going to be finding a gpu at a decent price. I got lucky and got a 1070ti after the first mining boom died out for $270, but I really don’t know how long it will be with this one...

    • @sijedevos2376
      @sijedevos2376 3 года назад +1

      @@caseyandrews98 yes I know. I did buy it and it works perfectly fine, was able to test it at the sellers house. Will just keep it around and hope for a great gpu deal.

    • @LeoInterVir
      @LeoInterVir 3 года назад

      @@sijedevos2376
      Those are pretty good prices. Last year picked one up for $250.

  • @kurohyuki5912
    @kurohyuki5912 3 года назад +2

    Cleaning you own dust caked PC: 👎
    Watching a youtuber clean other peoples PC: 🔥

  • @kalitvenec
    @kalitvenec 3 года назад

    beautiful motherboard🍀🙂

  • @YhelloWish
    @YhelloWish 3 года назад +1

    How often should we clean mother board? (I'm a beginner)

  • @ghostzzz3988
    @ghostzzz3988 2 года назад

    Can I use 70% isopropyl

  • @diegomorales4028
    @diegomorales4028 3 года назад +10

    Its important to clean your pc from time to time. Depending on your location, sometimes dust and humidity come together, and believe me, you don’t want dust to stick into your components. Thats when sulfate comes into place and those are major problems.

    • @RussellTeapot
      @RussellTeapot 2 года назад

      What do you mean by "sulfate"? I know that's a sulphur/oxygen anion (SO4--), but what it has to do with the combination of moisture and dust?

    • @diegomorales4028
      @diegomorales4028 2 года назад +6

      @@RussellTeapot man, sorry for my bad English. I meant corrosion, when copper turns greenish. At least here in Perú we battle a lot with humidity and dust which some times forms “crusts” inside the electronics and starts corroding the copper lanes.

    • @RussellTeapot
      @RussellTeapot 2 года назад +5

      @@diegomorales4028 ahhh ahaha ok, don't worry, I'm Italian, and sometimes the brain goes wherever it wants with foreign languages. Now it makes perfect sense: I suppose the dust acts like a sort of "sponge" trapping humidity, hence the corrosion. Fortunately where I am (South Italy) we don't have that much humidity, but I've seen pretty bad copper corrosion aswell
      (Side note regarding brain farts while dealing with foreign languages: I originally wrote "bed" instead of "bad", fortunately I noticed it)

    • @846nick
      @846nick Год назад +2

      My pc just had a big electric shock on the motherboard, do you think this was the cause?

    • @maccrunk5720
      @maccrunk5720 Год назад

      I would like to know if adding a silica gel bag inside the rig would at least eliminate some of the humidity forming inside?

  • @EliteLenny223-Main
    @EliteLenny223-Main Год назад

    I wanna make sure to do maintenance one day for my folks. :)

  • @twangyyy18888
    @twangyyy18888 3 года назад

    damn that corsair 5000 case looks sick

  • @piudhara3695
    @piudhara3695 2 года назад

    Hello dear....
    I am from INDIA....
    Really appreciate your labour....
    Thanks...
    I have a question...
    Can I use Synthetic Thinner in stead of iso profile?

  • @willwill7621
    @willwill7621 3 года назад

    Need help with cleaning corrosion off my motherboard and have it still work.

  • @amrusty874
    @amrusty874 3 года назад +1

    Can someone help me overclock my cpu. Its a ryzen 5 3600xt 3.8 gh base 4.5 max at stock. Motherboard is msi b550 a pro latest bios update. Running stock cooler (stock thermal paste I have thermal grizzly kryonout but not applied) and PBO and 750 wats power supply Cooler Master. Pc is 4 months old.

  • @JavierPortillo1
    @JavierPortillo1 2 года назад

    11:11 can you use scotch tape to remove dirt?

  • @garyzzz
    @garyzzz Год назад

    How can i remove rust from motherboard?