However, along with that comes some risks that can make you pay the price of damaging your expensive components.

A duster is always necessary when cleaning any PC-related equipment, from hardware to gaming gear.

Some PC components will have sealed screws, typically graphics cards.

Some of you will wonder what happens if the card overheats?

If we look at the biggest obsessions of blue team fans, surely bent socket legs will always be one of the first things mentioned.

Some of you may ask, if dust gets in, how can you brush it off?

I remember when I first started working, I bought the main ROG Strix B360 Gaming H and I really liked it.

Compared to brushes, compressed air sprays are much more convenient and handle dust faster. The air can also reach places that brushes cannot reach.

In short, when using this you must know how.

If Intel fans have to be careful with the socket pins, AMD fans have to pay attention to the CPU stuck to the heatsink.

Most current gaming case models are equipped with at least one glass surface to show off the internal components.

When catching snails, you should also follow the following order:

First, loosely attach 2 screws diagonally to fix the glass panel.

Some power supplies will also have a voltage switch in addition to the main switch.

Let me tell you my experience so you don’t have any questions.

As we all know in the popular program, salt water has the ability to conduct electricity.

I’m a person who sweats easily and my house doesn’t have air conditioning.

Alcohol evaporates much faster than water, and its cleaning ability is also better.

Electronic components are sensitive to electrical current, so when removing components, you should at least disconnect the power.

You should also know that computer components can store electricity, even when the power is turned off.