- Oct 30, 2017
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Hey
So I am changing countries and as I had to pack my PC. I doing so I removed the GPU due to it being a gygabite geforce GTX 1080 ( it's massive and heavy) as doing I think that I was grounded because I have a wooden floor. I put the bracket and port protectors onto the card and put in it's static bag and back into its original box with all of the original foam( the box had untouched for half a year) after that I found another biz link cable port on the ground and took the GPU back out to put it in it's slot. When I put the GPU back in the plastic bag on my bed my elbow or need that touch the GPU on it back and I felt something in that area. Not sure if it was my arm scraching the metal lightly or in the worse case a static shock. Anything I should worry about?
So I am changing countries and as I had to pack my PC. I doing so I removed the GPU due to it being a gygabite geforce GTX 1080 ( it's massive and heavy) as doing I think that I was grounded because I have a wooden floor. I put the bracket and port protectors onto the card and put in it's static bag and back into its original box with all of the original foam( the box had untouched for half a year) after that I found another biz link cable port on the ground and took the GPU back out to put it in it's slot. When I put the GPU back in the plastic bag on my bed my elbow or need that touch the GPU on it back and I felt something in that area. Not sure if it was my arm scraching the metal lightly or in the worse case a static shock. Anything I should worry about?
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