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ESD vs. just blind luck
Several years ago, against my better judgement, I upgraded the memory
on my computer. I knew about the problem of ESD but was just careful upon what I touched. Within a couple of days, I plan to add a video card to a computer. What is the best way, short of a wrist strap, to minimize the possibility of ESD? In my way of thinking, if I never touch anything except plastic, I'll be fine. It just seems strange to me that all of you "experts" go running to a strap in that type of upgrade. It's like watching an electrician, which I've had ample opportunity, work on house current without turning off a breaker. |
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