Identificar problema en PC estático
Identificar problema en PC estático
Hello, your PC's uppercase displays some static. You've disassembled the case and left only the motherboard, but the issue persists whether you're barefoot or wearing sneakers. It seems unusual, especially since switching to a different power supply didn't help. I'm not sure if the motherboard has any special settings affecting this, so I'm seeking advice on this specific problem. Please reach out to this site for the top-level case, and let me know about other components.
An electrician would assess whether your home's wiring is properly grounded.
If the plug lacks an earthing connection, it wouldn't need to process electricity to the box, would it?
This means your device works fine with only L and N connections, though using E is suggested for better safety.
I believe it’s unusual for a motherboard to let static electricity transfer to the case. I’m unsure whether to purchase another board and check, since if it does with the new one it might seem normal. My home doesn’t have much static, but I don’t think this is the main issue.
Earth is essential in most places for safety reasons. It’s not something I’m an electrician, but you might sense a small shock because there’s a voltage difference between your home’s neutral wire and ground. This creates a slight tingling when you touch the panel, even though it’s not a leak in the wires.
and is that normal? I say that it will not be very good, I think, can the PC break?