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[BlackPhazor]

The comments from people who actually tried it are pretty hilarious.

[insistent]

[QUOTE=Brt5470;43825263]Unless you're on carpet I never saw it as much of a risk. I don't slather my hands on my PCB's, but I worked as a IT tech for 2 years and have been building machines for many years and I've never come across any real evidence that outside of static, would it be a true issue.[/QUOTE]

I used to alway touch pcb, though never had problem yet.

[Elfy]

[QUOTE=insistent;43832212]I used to alway touch pcb, though never had problem yet.[/QUOTE]

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[DeEz]

[QUOTE=Brt5470;43825263]Unless you're on carpet I never saw it as much of a risk. I don't slather my hands on my PCB's, but I worked as a IT tech for 2 years and have been building machines for many years and I've never come across any real evidence that outside of static, would it be a true issue.[/QUOTE]

In my experience it's fine if you're careful, but if you're gonna touch circuits and shit you should really be wearing some sort of grounding bracelet/shoes.

[devin2724]

Update: Free shit

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[Rixxz2]

[QUOTE=DeEz;43834105]In my experience it's fine if you're careful, but if you're gonna touch circuits and shit you should really be wearing some sort of grounding bracelet/shoes.[/QUOTE]

Not really, you need to make sure that you and whatever you're about to touch has the same potential.

That's, for example, what anti-static bags are about. Within them you'll find a net of a conductive material with a fairly high resistance, to slowly level out the potentials without causing any harm to the more sensitive components.

[Lizzrd]

[QUOTE=343N;43830314]more info on these 'screen controllers'?[/QUOTE]It's what takes the screen cable info and translates it into single lines for the screen.

[Falubii]

[QUOTE=Coyoteze;43821991]WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING TO THAT GRAPHICS CARD

[t]http://i.imgur.com/5Fq2NhS.png[/t]

THAT IS NOT HOW YOU HANDLE TECHNOLOGY

[editline]7th February 2014[/editline]

[I]I KNOW IT'S SATIRE BUT STILL[/I][/QUOTE]

What do you think is going to happen? The PCB isn't made of tissue paper.

[editline]11th February 2014[/editline]

[QUOTE=Thlis;43824925]Oils on the hand, static discharge, you can potentially damage the card.

Would sticking the VGA cables in the freezer damage them?[/QUOTE]

Oils are not conductive bro. Also if he's already touched the PCI plate on the card then it would be grounded.