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  1. 10-10-2012, 08:02 PM #15
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    I have no problem storing my useable RAM like this and I have an an Electronics engineering degree from a college. I have heard many instructors talk upthe negatives of a static strapbecause of turning away and jerking the whole thing to the floor and smashing the whole thing rather than just a static spark burning up one piece. NASA? Sure, antistatic stuff. A computer or server for home use? not necessary.


    Right there is good server RAM at massive quantities that I gaurantee will work.



    So yes, let's please put this static thing to rest. At least as far as RAM goes.

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