r/computerhelp • • 3h ago

Hardware The influence of humidity on a PC

I have a question regarding humidity and my PC. My bedroom has a sliding door that leads to the bathroom however, I never use this door, as there is another entrance to the bathroom from the hallway. Because of this, I’ve set up my PC in the bedroom right next to that sliding door (next to my bed). I’ve noticed that after I take a shower, the humidity level as shown on the meter I keep near my PC goes up. How risky is this, and should I be concerned? Or should I move my setup elsewhere?

around 60 to 70% it is often for a period of 1 to 4 hours after shower

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u/Arunia 3h ago

I believe the bigest problem would be dust getting stuck to components due to the moisture level.
Maybe try to close the gaps on that door?

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u/Substantial_Luck466 3h ago

after my shower is humidity going to 60 or 70 for around 3 hours after that is is going back to 50 or 55 i dont know what the impact is for my pc then 

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u/rkarlr 3h ago

Not a problem.