Hello,
A couple of years ago I setted up a PC for Rendering with your help:
Here the final set up: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/t_and/builds/
To my surprise, yesterday I looked at the top of the graphic card, and on top of a bit of dust it looks like there was some kind of liquid (but already dry). When going over with my finger it feels kind of "greasy"
Pictures attached
There are several places. Some are under the cooling block, but some are not (as you can see on the second picture) . What could it be?
I thought puting a piece of paper on top of the graphic card (as seen online to check leaks) to see if it keeps leaking, but is it really safe to have a paper (easily inflammable) inside the box? How could I prove it?
Thank you very much folks.
A couple of years ago I setted up a PC for Rendering with your help:
Workstation: Quad Channel (1900x+X399) vs. Dual Channel (1800x+X370).
Hi all, I've setting up a Workstation and with the arrival of Threadripper I asked my self a new question: Would the Quad channel Ram from the X399 chipset suppose a big difference vs dual channel? I had in mind a 1800x + X370 AORUS Gaming 5 with dual channel RAM, but now I'm wondering if the...
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Here the final set up: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/t_and/builds/
To my surprise, yesterday I looked at the top of the graphic card, and on top of a bit of dust it looks like there was some kind of liquid (but already dry). When going over with my finger it feels kind of "greasy"
Pictures attached
There are several places. Some are under the cooling block, but some are not (as you can see on the second picture) . What could it be?
I thought puting a piece of paper on top of the graphic card (as seen online to check leaks) to see if it keeps leaking, but is it really safe to have a paper (easily inflammable) inside the box? How could I prove it?
Thank you very much folks.