Where do you build your computers?

[HowToGaming]

I don't know if there is a certain place you are supposed to build computers, but I mostly do mine In the kitchen for more space

Where do you build your PC's?

[AddonCustoms]

I used to build my in the kitchen, but since getting a really big desk, I now do it in my room on the desk.

[iJarbus]

I'm the same as you I build in the kitchen as you say the most bench space and I can also periodically touch the fosset to ground myself and discharge any static charge I've built up.

[gundershot]

On my bed lol

[ManWithBeard1990]

Wherever there's room.

[HowToGaming]

Also, on a side note:

do any of you think it is 100% necessary to use a static wristband?

I've built 4 computers so far, and during none of them have I worn one, however I was not in a static environment.

Would any of you recommend using one for future builds just in case?

[HowToGaming]

On my bed lol

I've done the same once

[Dredgy]

On a table under studio lights

[NinjaStyle013]

In their cases

[AlRayes_BRN]

Also, on a side note:

do any of you think it is 100% necessary to use a static wristband?

I've built 4 computers so far, and during none of them have I worn one, however I was not in a static environment.

Would any of you recommend using one for future builds just in case?

I built my first PC in my bedroom, now im waiting for my parts to arrive to start my second build!

Ive used a static wrist band for my first build and planning to use it again

[MLG Doge]

In their cases

*looks at profile pic*

[Guest]

Also, on a side note:

do any of you think it is 100% necessary to use a static wristband?

I've built 4 computers so far, and during none of them have I worn one, however I was not in a static environment.

Would any of you recommend using one for future builds just in case?

 

Do you wear wool socks and run around on a thick carpet while building your PC? No? Then you don't "need" an antistatic wristband. It's obviously recommended simply because it can't hurt to wear one, but it is not a necessity. Just ground yourself once or twice while building it. I build my PCs in the living room on a simple table, nothing fancy here.

[mlbguy4life]

Also, on a side note:

do any of you think it is 100% necessary to use a static wristband?

I've built 4 computers so far, and during none of them have I worn one, however I was not in a static environment.

Would any of you recommend using one for future builds just in case?

for just incase...sure why not.....but no , it is not a 100%  requirement

[JoaoPRSousa]

Where ever I want/can.

[Speedyv]

The floor. On carpet.

[SirReallySam]

Desk in my room not much room unfortunately but yeah!

[Nomy]

I build them in my room on my desk, don't need someone to walk by and pick a part up or touch some screws and randomly lose it or what not.

Also, on a side note:

do any of you think it is 100% necessary to use a static wristband?

I've built 4 computers so far, and during none of them have I worn one, however I was not in a static environment.

Would any of you recommend using one for future builds just in case?

Most of us don't use a static wristband, untill the day you actually "FRY" something because of static electricity

That's how it usually goes, with everything. You're like meh nah don't need it, won't happen to me. Until it does, still waiting for it to happen to me.

[jaggysnake57]

Dining room table and yeah I wear a band, I have one so may as well

[LarsReviews]

on a wooden table on a hardwood or tile floor with 2 softboxes, so I can see everything. 

[c3p0_]

On my bed or on the roomdesk. 

[Photonic]

In my room because it is most convenient to do it there

[SteveGrabowski]

On a wood floor with no carpet.

[Ben Russell]

We have a dining room, which usually turns into the "lay junk here" room. I go in, take over and use it as a work bench. Usually works out pretty well.

[xtasemusic]

i put my case sideways on any surface, my tiny ikea table has served me extremely well.

[shadowblitz3]

in my bedroom floor