Hi, I just finished built my own PC for the first time. I think we did good in building it with the help of my friend.
When all finished I noticed that the case I have Prime A-O which have metal panel have electricity current when I touch them?
I use UPS ICA CE-1200 VA/600W to plug it to the wall and use it for my PC, it still have electricity current running all over. Even when I plug my PC directly to the wall outlet without UPS it appears to have the same problem. So my question is, is it normal for a metal PC case to have electricity current running around it (thats what my friend told me)? is it the Power Supplies or other parts that produced this? and is it safe in the long term for my other component?
My PSU is Seasonic GX 550W Gold.
When all finished I noticed that the case I have Prime A-O which have metal panel have electricity current when I touch them?
I use UPS ICA CE-1200 VA/600W to plug it to the wall and use it for my PC, it still have electricity current running all over. Even when I plug my PC directly to the wall outlet without UPS it appears to have the same problem. So my question is, is it normal for a metal PC case to have electricity current running around it (thats what my friend told me)? is it the Power Supplies or other parts that produced this? and is it safe in the long term for my other component?
My PSU is Seasonic GX 550W Gold.