Question Are my conditions too extreme for my LCD?

[Dantido]

So, seeing how it seems almost impossible for moisture to generate on PC parts, I want to make sure my monitor is fine during these hard winter days.
My room can reach as low as 17°C 80% relative humidity, which feels really cold, and I was wondering if these extreme cases of humidity could harm my LCD display in the long term. I won't be staying here for much longer, but I unfortunately need to keep using my PC for now.
What do you think?

 

[USAFRet]

17C = 62F.

Typical monitor operating temp is 0C - 50C.

LCD Temperature Range. Operating Limits for the Heat & Cold| Orient Display

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https://www.digikey.com/en/articles/selecting-lcd-modules-for-extreme-temperatures

It is fine.

 

[Dantido]

17C = 62F.

Typical monitor operating temp is 0C - 50C.

LCD Temperature Range. Operating Limits for the Heat & Cold| Orient Display

Learn how different range affects LCDs. Knowing the Temperature Limits of LCD Displays will help you choose the right LCD enclosure for You!

www.orientdisplay.com

https://www.digikey.com/en/articles/selecting-lcd-modules-for-extreme-temperatures

It is fine.

How about the humidity? I've read 80% RH at 17C is very high.

 

[USAFRet]

How about the humidity? I've read 80% RH at 17C is very high.

If it is OK for you, it is OK for the monitor.