Is it safe to dust a mobo with a brush? I heard that even touching

>>55846525
Had no problems doing it multiple times with my motherboard and video card.

Just don't use a hard bristles.

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Just wash it in the sink like everyone else.

>>55846525
> I heard that even touching an electronic board may cause short circuits.
You heard wrong
The only thing it can cause is ESD, for which practically all semiconductor implement a protection

>>55846525
just use compressed air can and give it a blowjob

>>55846794
This, during design and testing for Radio communications compliancy, the device needs to be able to accept interference and one of the tests is to handle 20,000V discharges directly to the motherboard all around.
It only damaged the shittiest chinese products, not anything that makes it to retailers shelves.

>>55846525
Install gentoo

>>55846525
I use a soft 2" paining brush to dust off motherboards and fans. Works well for those that have been neglected and/or have been around heavy smokers.

use brush made from squirrel or horse hair.
plastic brush or anything else can cause ESD

>>55846525
as long as there is no direct power going to the board you could literally throw it in a sink and clean it with a sponge

>>55846525
Use a conductive brush.

>>55846525
I don't see any dust, even if there was some, itd make no difference.