I have a fair amount of static electricity especially during the winter when the forced air system is on. I've tried so hard to make sure that I ground myself to a lamp or something else before touching my computer case, but every once in a while I accidentally give my computer a shock. Even the littlest static shock, which is usually on the door of my tsunami case, my computer locks up, then reboots. I have never had a system that is this sensitive to static shock to just the case. Isn't the case supposed to be directly grounded through the PSU?? I installed all the components in this case myself and thought that everything looked properly grounded. My other computer buddy says he's surprised about it too. Is there a chance my Mobo or power supply is not grounded well enough or is this a normal condition? I'm afraid that over time the repeated shocks will fry my computer and it finally won't reboot. Any ideas or suggestions??
SimpleCJ
SimpleCJ