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				 	  | dadx2mj wrote: | 	 		  | The 3 prong plug on the A/C power cord would provide grounding provided it is plugged into a properly grounded 3 prong outlet. | 	  
 
 
Obviously to the powersupply, but the power supply is supposed to ground the rest of the system as well.   Only having a ground wire go only to the motherboard would be a bad thing.
 
 
So with out having the case grounded you're not properly grounding your devices.  The wires going to each device does NOT include a grounding source.  
 
 
This is also a problem with acrylic cases - the good cases include an extra grounding wire that goes to each device. | 
			 
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