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pentium 3 :eek:
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Web dev wacha kujiaibisha, hii machine ni dual core Fujitsu Esprimo
A blower should do the job unless you are cleaning liquid spills.
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agp slot looks like legacy vesa, my bad
Nunua portable vacuum cleaner kwa olx. about 2000/=
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tumia homedry
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toa mtree ukojolee hio Mother boardā¦ngojea 1/2 an hr all will be good
Soak siku tatu kwa jik alafu ngojea mama wa kufua Akuje a rinse and dont dare do it yourself because male hands contain hydrochloride protons which might damage your index quartz oscillator on your motherboards translusive teleresistor affecting polarisation of the central processing unit
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Avocado mzeiya avocado
Hehe, hapa iko @Nefertities wannabe
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:mad: leave him alone unless you can nyam as well as he does!
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:D:D
Ngoja elnino zianze uiache nnje overnight
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its safe but make sure it is well dried
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Why do you need to clean a motherboard?? Just brush the contacts and the openings near the fan. You are trying to create faults in the circuit by cleaning and tinkering unnecessarily.
But if you must clean, there are alcohols sold on the market for that work. but they are more expensive than that board if you get the best of them.
You can even use water if you are sure that you can dry every hidden crevice in the board to near 0% moisture before plugging it to power. The primary reason water and water based solvents kill electronics is because they short circuit the delicate components when the appliance is powered, especially the integrated circuits(ICs)
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NATAKA PICHA YA CHAKULA
Lol naona iko safi already
vile amesema