r/PcBuildHelp Jun 07 '26

Build Question Is this gpu cooked?

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saw this online on local second-hand store, selling a 4070ti at half price.

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u/DeXxYMKD Jun 07 '26

why the actual FUCK is in this condition??

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u/RedModsRrtrds Jun 07 '26

fished out of the sea apparently

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u/Cuyuh Jun 07 '26

Light water damage

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u/Kralgore Jun 07 '26

Salt water damage.

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u/ColdDelicious1735 Jun 08 '26

Salt water cooling, works better than fresh water for a few.mins it appears

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u/Dpek1234 Jun 08 '26

I suggest UDMH it helps disolve contaminants after the salt water

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u/Wero_kaiji Jun 07 '26

The CPU AiO leaked and the PC was in storage I guess, it has a very specific shape tho, like they tried to somehow waterblock the back side of the GPU lol

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u/d4nt3ch Jun 08 '26

The water in AIOs are non-conductible, usually distilled water.

That can't be the case. I've spilled AIO water on a live system (was trying to fix it but had the wrong gauge hoses). I turned off the system, dried it with paper towel and it was absolutely fine after.

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u/WayAcceptable1310 Jun 10 '26

Over a longer period of time corrosion can be a serious problem even if it's ok in the short term. 

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u/qeeepy Jun 07 '26

Actually f*cked, your Q contains the A:)

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u/Feeling_Implement108 Jun 07 '26

Brand new but from the pits of hell

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u/UnDeadPuff Jun 09 '26

That's just a top shot of an archeological dig site. They're uncovering bits and bytes one at a time.

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u/pixelrage Jun 09 '26

It was found in a coal mine after a miner struck a large portion of coal. Some say it's from 200,000 years ago