Now I need to take a loan in order to afford 32gb for replacement thanks to the ai bros hoarding all the chips…
Tried on three different PCs, both Intel and AMD, both sticks are damaged, somehow
Now I need to take a loan in order to afford 32gb for replacement thanks to the ai bros hoarding all the chips…
Tried on three different PCs, both Intel and AMD, both sticks are damaged, somehow
I’m not sure if “mandatory” is the right word for it. More like best practise or something
its mandatory if you don’t want to damage CMOS gates
I’m just saying most of the time nothing bad will happen, it’s not like you’re constantly shooting static electricity bolts. But it’s still a good idea
yeah, just best ptactice. I’ve build 5 desktops over the years, never cared about static discharge, and only ever had a mobo fail after a 4-5 year lifespan
People think this and end up like OP.
Often the symptoms resulting from damage are subtle, irritating, and situationally intermittent.
maybe you built your PC on a humid day or didn’t happen to do anything to raise a charge, But I wouldn’t go around telling other people that it’s not necessary.
So what is best practice?