- Joined
- Jan 6, 2005
There is now only one last thing that has been brought up and I don't know if its true or something I need to be concerned about it.
I was told that because the power supply is touching the metal in the case it grounds out everything so static electricity cannot build up. Now I planned on having metal touch things like the hard drives and the optical drives as well as the metal bottom that every motherboard normally sits on.
But I didn't plan on doing anything special with the Power Supply.
Do I need to have the power supply touching at least metal for all the parts or is my info given to me... well.. not accurate? I will do what I need to but I just need to know before I start cutting
I was told that because the power supply is touching the metal in the case it grounds out everything so static electricity cannot build up. Now I planned on having metal touch things like the hard drives and the optical drives as well as the metal bottom that every motherboard normally sits on.
But I didn't plan on doing anything special with the Power Supply.
Do I need to have the power supply touching at least metal for all the parts or is my info given to me... well.. not accurate? I will do what I need to but I just need to know before I start cutting