I was halfway through trying to install a waterblock on my graphics card, when I read that static can damage your PC components, and that there's really no way to know in what way or to what extent (unless it's dead, then it's not working at all). I'll see if it's minimally functional soon enough, but I'm wondering what I might look for on the monitor's display, software defects, or other things in order to detect partial graphics card damage, or what instances of static damage you have either experienced yourself or learned about through other people.
[SOLVED] can signs of static damage be identified?
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ElectrO_90
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Things nowadays are not as susceptible to static as they once were, but they still recommend earthing yourself just to be on the safe side.
To earth yourself, if you are in Europe the screws on the Mains Socket are earthed.
Touch that and all should be good.
To earth yourself, if you are in Europe the screws on the Mains Socket are earthed.
Touch that and all should be good.
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