jtice
Flashaholic
I am in the middle of a new computer project, involving the use of a wooden case.
I was just wondering if there are any static or electrical concerns I should have.
I never understood why fragile electrical components of a computer are placed in a metal case in teh first place, just doesnt make sence.
But, it has been brought to my attention, that the components of the computer will now not have any common ground.
It this a problem with modern equipment?
Personally, I think killing a computer with static from touching it, is slightly over rated, yes, its possible, but doesnt seem to happen often.
Any tips would be greatly appriciated.
Heres some info on the project.
~~~ Project ECHELON ~~~
~John
I was just wondering if there are any static or electrical concerns I should have.
I never understood why fragile electrical components of a computer are placed in a metal case in teh first place, just doesnt make sence.
But, it has been brought to my attention, that the components of the computer will now not have any common ground.
It this a problem with modern equipment?
Personally, I think killing a computer with static from touching it, is slightly over rated, yes, its possible, but doesnt seem to happen often.
Any tips would be greatly appriciated.
Heres some info on the project.
~~~ Project ECHELON ~~~
~John