If I had to get hosed, i'd want it to be a Tech YES Hosing.

@The_L

4 жыл бұрын

Marco too easy ....

@Spikeypup

4 жыл бұрын

@Mike Mckay nope lol

@basshead.

4 жыл бұрын

Marco gets RAMmed.

@tomcat501976

4 жыл бұрын

Electronic contact cleaner, I have found works good on computer motherboards

HOLY CRAP your dads talking scared the crap out of me! I thought someone snuck up on me and then saw him fading in.

"I keep myself clean, why not keep the motherboards clean." Tech Dad the Wise

"It POSTs when the power switch is pressed on . Or else , it gets the hose again." -- Buffalo YES 😇

@LTXwooshie

4 жыл бұрын

Underrated

@abhroy

4 жыл бұрын

@@LTXwooshie . Thank YOU .

Just an idea, in the past when ive done this after the water wash ive shaken the the boards then dipped them in 90% IPA. My reasoning was it removes most of the h20, dries much faster and deters oxidation.

@rexyoshimoto4278

Жыл бұрын

I'd like to be washed down with IPA, mate.

Old fashion! Back in 90`s, when I used to fix TV, VHS, Stereos, any electronic device and when they where dusty, this was the best solution to see better the problems for repairing. Thanks for bringing back those memories! You are the man!

5:13. Dadman with pearls of wisdom.

I've been doing this for 15 years and I love when someone is there to see it. I use distilled water though, not tap water. Tap water has heavy metals, but I've wondered if matters. Apparently it does not. I had a guy run up to me from my alley saying I'm ruining my shit. But nothing has ever stopped functioning that was not already damaged.

@prashanthb6521

2 жыл бұрын

After tap water wash it with distilled water to remove mineral deposits.

So Brian, I need to thank you. I had an old Gigabyte Z68 board, that I just could not get to boot. Nothing worked, been trying for months. Nothing worked. So yesterday, I took it upstairs, removed the cmos battery, and washed it under a hot shower head, with a stiff paintbrush. It's dried overnight, and right now, it's currently installing windows!!!! Who would have thought?? Fantastic. Thanks for the informative channel. Keep up the good work. Thanks again Brian.

My dad taught me about washing motherboards back in the early 90s. (On an old 386/25) Been keeping em clean like that for decades now. Have many old mobos packed away in their boxes now, but they still work. Kept clean and with gentle handling, they last.

love the techyesmusic , Synthwave for life , and the voice of your dad!

Some pointers here. 1. Boards are cleaned in the factory with soaps and water. In fact a dishwasher and good detergent would be a very good combination. Dishes in the same machine would be acceptable but if you don't want to deal with potential issues run a cycle with straight up dishwasher detergent. This is great stuff and cleans a lot of crud up. Some formulations I have seen lately even clean up corrosion. 2. As mentioned before, keep any liquids away from components with capacitors or batteries in them. The charge if it arcs can either cause damage, or start fires if not careful depending on the solvent. 3. IMHO the older stuff is impressive if you can supplement older hardware with modern stuff, ie for storage an sata 3 SSD, and if the chipset is capable, a NVMe PCI 3 SSD. Tech though is moving at light speed it seems and as such, I expect that PCIe 5.0, DDR5, and USB4 will be coming soon to consumer platforms. AMD is pumping out some impressive parts that are beginning to challenge the leaders of 2019 and as such don't expect Intel and nVidia to sit back. In the next few years I think that we will see both massive performance increases while prices are held in check due to real competition. As such, at this point the i3 10320 from Intel for example is a 4 core, 8 thread processor and that is faster than the older 4 core, 8 thread i7 processors on the older platforms. Given this, be careful as something newer with better support may be a much better value for money than used parts.

Hey! I also do this procedure for years, here's some tips: 1) Tap water isn't as conductive as people think it is, as long as you dry everything, you should be fine without too much residue. 2) You can use soap to help clean better, it's fine as long as you clean it off properly with water later. 3) You can use a teethbrush as an easy tool to clean it, just DONT BRUSH TOO HARD, GO GENTLY, if you go too hard you can tear SMD components off the board (ripping also their trails/pads) 4) I don't recommend spraying the board later, those sprays (such as WD-40) create a sticky coat that all it does is attract dust to it and causing it to malfunction later

@ceejay1535

Жыл бұрын

I have a question can sweat damage mother board?

@wojciechgromek250

Жыл бұрын

@@ceejay1535 How the hell did you get sweat on motherboard lmao. But seriously, it most likely will be small amount so not likely

@infini667

Жыл бұрын

my motherboard is working fine for 5 years with wd-40... you need a proper case with filters to prevent dust and do a good clean with IPA from time to time

@splashboi898

Жыл бұрын

​@@wojciechgromek250 I work out with my mobo

To ensure a clean dry, I would wash the motherboards in water, as you did, then submerge them completely in Isopropyl alcohol to pull the water off. The alcohol will then more quickly dry the board completely, and pull off the contaminates from the tap water.

So much work behind these videos. Thanks.

Fatality seems like a fitting name for that Asrock board seeing you have so many of them there . that name would make me cautious of buying it .

Good content man! Glad to see another can Tech Yes Fix it video on the channel again 👌🏼👍🏼 keep up the good work bro 👍🏼

EXTREME Tech YES Lovin WITH WATER! Can YES fix them? Yes! YES can fix them!

@MarcoGPUtuber

4 жыл бұрын

@Khinh Phu hahha. I wonder if Taiwan can YES fix them as well ;)

Hi! Just wanted to ask, what multipurpose spray are you using, Thanks!

I see this video yesterday and you give a idea regarding to take out the bios chip a clean the pins, thanks Byran I do it today!

Hey Bryan, where do you get your thermals pads for mobos and gpus from?

When I saw the title of the video I was thinking is this a click bait wherever I click it lol But it wasn't.

MAD MAN is back!! Dude. Mad Man is part of your brand. Keep playing bits of other tracks, but know that this song is the soul of the channel. I have spoken.

Spotted that Gen 1 x58 DXSO!! Same board I did that x5675 video we talked about!!👌👍Thanks for sharing those nuggets with us B!! 🙏

Where you cleaned up the pins on the bios chip, you could use the same fix which gets batteries to work in old electronics. To remove the layer of corrosion give it a rub with some vinegar. I've fixed loads of items doing that, including ones where the batteries leaked.

Love the content mate love seeing your videos

This is how I spend my Saturday night

I learn a lot of useful tips from this channel!

Might be a silly question but where do you get the motherboard display stand?

I thought I was watching an episode of "They Live" for a second! 😂

Which brand of multi purpose spray do you use?

What is the spray you use and what does it do?

What multi-purpose spray do you use for this?

Hey hi, what you think if I add non conducting grease into the socket before clean

.. interesting approach... :) wich thickness of vrm thermal pad do you use? thx

This really looks fun to do....I wish I had a load of old boards and components to play with to do this lol...anwyay congrats with the water washing

Bryan.If you get a motherboard that doesn't work and you get it to work again.Do you run intensive quality control programs?Like Aida64/prime95 heaven benchmark etc before flipping it?And what's the return rate?

ahhhh yes love the 80s electronic music while you work on those motheboards

I've had some success doing this in the dishwasher with no soap, just rinse program! My current htpc was dead when I found it in a dumpster, took mobo out, dishwasher then rinsed in 87% alcohol. Hung to dry 24 hours, still going strong 3 years later.

What are the contents of the multi purpose spray and where can I get it? I have a dead 1151 socket motherboard and would like to try my luck with water cleaning.

Sonic cleaners use warm distilled water solution with some detergent to clean electronics parts. So warm water and dish soap could do the job. I remember in the late 80's and early 90's, I used warm water from the tap and dish soap to clean two original IBM keyboards. And it worked fine and if you want to remove water faster after rincing. I dip the two keyboard in a bath of 90% isopropolic alcohol. This will chase the water and help after with the drying process. Can do the same for boards, wash them, dip them in 90% isopropolic alcohol and next place in the oven at a set temperature to help evaporate the alcohol for 10 to 15 minutes. Voila! You have a clean board.

@alainbibi0047

4 жыл бұрын

Hey thanks for tips !

Hi. Can you tell us what kind of liquid are you using for washing boards and what kind of multipurpose spray ? Thanks.

Haven't even finished the vid and have to say, glad to see the dad man again. Does he come up with these epic lines on the spot?

@techyescity

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah he is just 100% natural.

@chadselbe59

4 жыл бұрын

@@techyescity people in the USA looking for a good case with glass side panel RGB and support for 360 rad in front and 240 on top should check out the COUGAR Gemini on newegg i just recently finished a gaming pc built in one and i really like it. the front panel has a ARGB controller bulit in but is also by passable so you can sync with your motherboard instead if you prefer.

@carlwells9504

4 жыл бұрын

Need a Dad Man shirt

@Tech YES City hey i have a Question, i have a Motherboard whose previos owner was a smoker, and the Board is pretty yellow, the PCI slots where white before. what can i do to get them white again? sorry for my english, its not my main language =)

Something to keep an eye on because i had it happen when washing a board in the past but the water pressure from the sink can bend the pins back if u let the water run directly on the socket without the plastic cpu cover

@cordwoodenties5505

2 жыл бұрын

My dude has Niagara Falls pouring out of his tap.

im soo glad to see dad man again its been a while hope hes doing gr8

With regular water, can't stuff build up between the mobo pins?

what kind of protecting spray that u have been used ?

I have seen you use that multipurpose spray. What spray is that exactly that provide protection to the motherboard circuit?

Heck yes to the Dad Man remix and Tech Yes-urrection of some failed motherboards!

i had this old pc stored in the shed from a flood. it did turn on but after about 2 days of use it decided to not work. i washed it and made sure it dried before use. doesnt post anymore. do you think there will be any chance of revival?

Hm..i was wondering....that multipurpose spray..is it ok to put it over naked chipset? When you want to put thermal paste on it..is it ok? Does it not matter that the chip ia not completely degreased and cleaned?

Where did you buy the thermal tape that you use on the northbridge? i have two sabertooth X58 mobos the needs new ones.. Love your content!

One idea for you on the badly bent pins is to use a micro-torch to heat them first, this will help prevent them from snapping off. Yes, it is risky but with a dead board there is no harm done.

I wouldn't mind a 10 hours video of Tech YES Loving™ with some retro wave tunes.

What spray do you use? Thanks!!!

You need ultrasonic bath to clean components spotless 😉 Its called oxidation, aluminium does not rust, but still can oxidase

@rohittaurus911

4 жыл бұрын

about to say the same thing....

@roebbiej

4 жыл бұрын

Aluminum does rust. But only the outer layer, and it actually protects the rest of the aluminum. And it doesn't turn brown orange. Oxidation... Rust..... That's just semantics.

Hy Brian, I am an electronics expert al my life and I would suggest you a couple of things 1e After washing your boards with water wat is fine please dompel them completely under in isopropanol alcohol to get rid of all the moisture and let them dry. 2e Don’t use spray for protecting the boards, there is no need for it. Your circuits are low voltage so every form of electrical resistance will lead in unpredictable behaviour because of the high current some components need. (voltage drop) 3e Check if there are no leaking capacitors by pulling one critical cap out of the board and measure it with a good quality capacitance meter. As you know there are a lot of VRM circuits on the board for every type of device (ram. cpu, chipset, etc…), also ceramic types included. (they are truly Chinesium rip-offs) 4e Measure the voltage rails after all the vrm’s on the board with a quality scoop to check the noise level. I think this is a first must wat is easily to do. Good luck, I like your channel.

Love it ! getting down to the nitty gritty!

So how did you dry the boards afterwards?

Should try replacing the CMOS batteries, I have known them to be the most common post failure

What is this multi purpose spray you use?

For the mb's that have dual bios - maybe try swapping the bios chips in the opposite socket. Making the back-ip bios becoming the main bios and main bios the backup bios to see if that might make a difference.

the Asus p55 motherboard, does it support the x3450 and the new GPU? (currently, I use gtx 960) because I'm planning to build pc with that., just to make sure.

hi where did you buy thermal pads??

hey brain i know you dont like dealing with lga 775 boards i do have 2 on hand is it ok if i send them to you? if not i wont. one of the boards does have a intel q8200 in it with 8gb of ram in it.

What kind of spray was that?? (not washing my MOBO, just wondering)..

Love the mixing of Dad in. Golddddd

can u pls put the name of the spray product u use for mbos? thx

Just to finish the clean, Can you use isopropyl alcohol, wich also should help dry up the small water remnant?

What do you go about motherboard audio not working. Z390 a pro. It's broken

Feeling fresh just watching this.

hey tech yes citizens and Bryan, was just curious about a sabertooth z77 board, my buddy spilt ramen all over the pc and after some cleaning the LED on the board comes on and the south bridge gets hot but it doesn’t start when tripping the power switches, any ideas?

@techyescity

4 жыл бұрын

Heya, most likely a circuit on the board is toast.

Tech YES City water world lol. I had to come back to this old upload to see how you clean your boards because I recently obtained 3 untested mobo's from a charity organization. All Asrock boards. An Asrock Z270 Taichi, and 2 Asrock Z370 Killer Sli 's. All of them were in original packaging and boxes. The Taichi is good and one of the 370 Killers is good too but the other one fires up but gives no display. Pins look good as I observed them through a lighted microscope gadget I got from Amazon. Swapped the ram, removed the battery but still no go. I followed your steps and gave it a wash as a last resort and waiting on it to fully dry overnight. It was really cool seeing you bring those ones back to life and hope My Z370 can also be resurrected. Great channel, liked and subbed.

which motherboards are after working ? tell me please.

i just ordered a 2060 will i be able to it in pc, will it work no matter what ?

Honestly it really depends on what you're trying to clean. For small stuff that just needs a bit of extra shine alcohol and some qtips and paper does the job. For bigger stuff I just usually give them a wash in my bath tub. Other than that while I don't recommend this to ANYONE, I have in the past cleaned power supplies with water. That said to do so I had to open them up and discharge their capacitors. I come from an electronics background and unless you are also comfortable working with high voltages please don't attempt this. Love these videos YES, keep it up

Hello a quick question I love you resurrecting old boards but how about using MPS spray on a new board to reduce future possible problems with like humidity

Good work bud, nice content.

What is 'the multipurpose spray"? Where can you buy it?

What is the multipurpose spay you use?

Hey Bryan! What about us with harder water sources? My city uses a natural aquifer with a lot limestone and they add flouride to the water. Would this damage the components in anyway?

Tech yes has taught me greatness doesn't happen overnight

Loved the music it had sucha velvet acid christ thing going on with it, i hope you continue with it brother. seriously amazing

Brian accidentally cuts his finger. -Let's put some all purpose spray on it -Injury magically disappears

Any help on what the general purpose cleaning solution is for when the board has been washed and dried? - Thanks

Hey hey Brian, happy new year! Long time viewer and love the yes tech channel. I got a suggestion for a video. Ryzen 3000G vs an older CPU in a similar spec’ed system. Just to see if it’s worth while getting an upgrade to it or stick with a price/perf PC?

Hi tech yes what kind brush do you use it? 6:18

DAMN THOSE MOBO ARE SHINING, SO SATISFYING TO WATCH

hello there , congrats for your video , i have a s775 p5p43td pro motherbord , doesnt want to send signal to the monitor , i change cpu,ram,videocard but still nothing , can you pls help me?

When I thought I can't do nothing more to bring MB to life, this video was recommended to me. Will try this method :)

which spray were you using?

is it worth it to upgrade from a gtx 1060 to an rx 5600xt sapphire pulse?

How do you treat rust on Ryzen CPU pins and Motherboards?

This video makes me proud of my name. It really works and works a LOT to wash motherboards by the way, the same goes with GPUs. Highly recommendend

I'm giving my nearly departed stereo the side eye right now. I swapped for it as a favour and the chance of it being an upgrade power wise if I managed to fix it. All the horizontal boards were caked in years of dust and it had what sounded like typical shorted speakers. Cleaned what I could with alcohol and a number 6 watercolour brush and it worked! It sounded awesome, the display came back to life, the buttons did what the labels actually said... for one glorious day 😅. I was gonna try and find a shop to fix it but then I remembered this video! I think it might be time for a full stripdown and hosing for my venerable Panasonic!

Is the brush you use plastic bristled?

Can you tell me what for spray you use the name please.

Mom: honey what are you doing to our dishwasher? Me: washing my pc

What is the multi spray cleaner you use