im building a comp from scratch. I have all the details worked out, except for one: What kind of surface should the parts be on? all i know is that the surface needs to be static-free. and im not sure what kind of surface will suffice. I was thinking of a hard, wooden table top, as that would seem to have the least amount of static (i think). thnx in advance!
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What to build on
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Asian Dub Foundation
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ur basic dinning room table or den workbench would be fine
great, just wanted to make sure. thnx!Asian Dub Foundation said:ur basic dinning room table or den workbench would be fine
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Gawd
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just keep yourself grounded.... and dont stand on carpet/rugs..... when i mount my heatsink on my mobo i usually set it on a soft surface (my cutting mat).... but i build it on a dining room table that i have turned into my drafting/work table