aight thanks

I never use a static wrist strap and I always build comps on a table that sits on a carpeted floor. The trick is, put the power supply in first, for two reasons.

1. The PSU is heavy, you don't wanna be trying to put it in with the delicate things like the motherboard, already in the case.
2. Once it's in the case, and plugged into the wall, but turned off....the ground from the wall outlet is now on all metal parts of the case. So, as Toilet said, you can just touch the case to discharge any static electricity.


@ OP... the trick is, just don't touch solder joints, gold edge connectors etc., and you'll be fine.

because some of us around here, are brutally honest and open. ofc, don't follow my lead. i take a risk doing it the way i do, but that's my problem.

yes ive seen that. thanks

lol your sig :P, he does give weird advice I noticed from my previous thread

This post was edited by Improv on Mar 10 2015 11:22am

You be aight.
Keep the cat outside.

The likely hood of esd killing your computer is very slim.

thanks

i know im weird gg

nope never used it
also never use a vacuum to clean the inside of ur comp

leaf blower imo