igpu processor seems a safe bet for him
Those are not experts, if Taiwan is invaded by China then you will see processor & mobo prices increasing faster than gold & silver prices during Diwali rush & that is why it will not happen at least for the next few years.Experts says if Russia succeed then Taiwan invasion by China is near. Will this also increase price for cpu and Motherboard in near future?
the same on 12th would cost u 10 -11k
i would suggest you to get some prior info about this issue from some professional or someone who is using pc without any problem near sea side before buying components
if there are other diy measures that can be done , go with the 7k asus board and i3 12100 IMO
i have the same concern for the prices
if u buy i312100 which has igpu it would increase ur budget again from17k to a minimum of 19k (igpu version should cost u 12k and not more than that )
as for durability and protection from
some mobos do have anti moisture coating , would that be somewhat useful for ur sea air issue?
if u are unable to move from the budget
asus ex-b460 m v5 has mositure protection coating - 8k
and i3 10105 -9.5k
Price not told.what about price?
It was never in stock, 12k is a good guess.Price not told.
Likely increase in price.
Do you know how much it cost when it was in stock?
See this thread:I can see rust and moisture on HDMI and VGA ports, Front and back USB ports of damaged motherboard.
I tried silica gel. Lots of them but no help.See this thread:
*forums.tomshardware.com/threads/to...ave-the-silica-gel-pouch-in-the-case.1676067/
Bro i think your case with the motherboard dying was an exception. I used a cheap H55 Gigabyte Motherboard with my i5 760 in hostel for 4 years, my rooms were as bad as garbage dumps with loads of dust, sand and spiderwebs all around. It survived without any issues for 8 years. Maybe something high end like any x70 series would last much longer.I tried silica gel. Lots of them but no help.
I tried changing airflow direction out for all fans result was better but eventually moisture and dust appeared.
And yes computer is not always ON, we shut it down after use.
Some days we use for 10-12 hours and somedays we didn't use computer.
Also we made clothes cover for cabinet, monitor, keyboard for but it didn't helped that. As back side always remained open as cables are connected.
At the time of cleaning (every 3 months). All dust accumulation was in cabinets front filter, less dust compared to back. But in the backside it's too much dust always.
(I'm thinking of painting cabinet's back side as I see some rust as)
Other than dust and moisture, I can see RUST on USB ports in front and back side of cabinet and on motherboard usb ports, HDMI ports, GPU ports and some nuts and screws.
Can I use nail polish coating to protect these from rust?
And I have also seen YouTubers painting their motherboard. But before paint they use some kind of spray for protection.
I think in future I have to buy cabinet, motherboard and all parts moisture proof and rust proof.
High moisture & humidity environment in cities/places beside sea is very different from usual dusty unclean environment. You can only understand this after living in city like Mumbai.I used a cheap H55 Gigabyte Motherboard with my i5 760 in hostel for 4 years, my rooms were as bad as garbage dumps with loads of dust, sand and spiderwebs all around. It survived without any issues for 8 years. Maybe something high end like any x70 series would last much longer.
I'm from Kolkata, we know what humidity is trust me. My cabinet was kept on the floor the whole time. I'll try to post a photo of the cabinet when i opened it up for cleaning after i left college, it looked like something retrieved from a crash site.High moisture & humidity environment in cities/places beside sea is very different from usual dusty unclean environment. You can only understand this after living in city like Mumbai.
Okay.THis PC ran 24x7 for 4 years with decent CPU and HDD usage throughout. Didn't fail on me even though i treated it like S###. The motherboard failed after 8 years, but the processor with GTX 750ti is still rocking 100+ fps in Valorant.
DamnTHis PC ran 24x7 for 4 years with decent CPU and HDD usage throughout. Didn't fail on me even though i treated it like S###. The motherboard failed after 8 years, but the processor with GTX 750ti is still rocking 100+ fps in Valorant.
That's quite something.The motherboard failed after 8 years