CaphalorAlb
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you usually have to pay 8,99 shipping, unless you order after midnight and above 150€ - but if you're getting several components there, they are usually the cheapest seller in Germany
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https://www.mindfactory.de/Highlights/AMD_RYZEN_3000/animation/true German Prices on Mindfactory R3 3200G : 106 € R5 3400G : 159 € R5 3600 : 209 € R5 3600X : 265 € R7 3700X : 349 € R7 3800X : 429 € R9 3900X : no availability yet
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here's Jay
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thx, my brain thought it was part of the signature - 2pm BST is 13:00 GMT for anybody else needing to convert
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what time is the embargo getting lifted? edit: nvm i learned how to read the top post
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I would like to argue that it's not the point that there are other videos showing it, but that this is an educational video where somebody that doesn't know what they're doing might reasonably expect to be shown the proper way to do things. And plugging anything that isn't an actual plug into an outlet is definitely not the proper way to ground yourself. As others have said, a radiator, pipe or the metal casing of an appliance already plugged in would be.
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yes, please @GabenJr address this, just take out the scene where you plug it into the outlet
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yes, please adress this, somebody could get hurt @GabenJr
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love the video, but you plugging in the ground wire into the outlet had me literally jump in my seat. Now i know in North America the leads are not round and the ground is, but for any european replicating this, it could be seriously dangerous. Especially considering this is an educational video.
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