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  1. 12th Feb 2005 20:34 #1
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    I am planning to install Thermaltake RAM heatsinks on my video card. The heatsinks come with adhesive pads. I would like to get my RAM modules as clean as possible before I stick on the heatsinks for better heat dissipation and hold. My video card has gotten very dusty over the months and I don't think canned air would be enough to get a satisfactory surface. I have read people using isopropyl alcohol to clean computer components. Is this safe. What would you guys use to clean RAM? Here is a picture of the exact kind of modules I have:

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    Originally Posted by 888888
    I have read people using isopropyl alcohol to clean computer components. Is this safe.
    Yup...

    It dries up completely in a few seconds. Just use a "Q-Tip" or some fine cloth. Like a "Shammy" cloth
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