Your case should be grounded, so that’s not normal. Is the power supply plugged into a 3 prong outlet that’s correctly configured?
Sorblex
Hell no
Natural-You4322
does your house circuits even have ground?
Not4Fame
I’m willing to bet OP is from SE asia, where the concept of grounding just doesn’t exist. That said, grounding or not there should never be voltage enough to light up like that. This is not 5-12v DC from your motherboard that’s causing this, I assure you of that. Your case is somehow getting AC from your power supply, which can be super fucking dangerous
Professional-Rate228
I would remove your power supply and check the wires. Your case shouldn’t have power lol
IronHeart_777
I was having the same issue with my Corsair Keyboard. It was passing current to my arm occasionally. Started out as a small tingle but would quickly escalate lol. Had to end up replacing it
Beneficial-Plum-1085
My pc is grounded but I have the same issue, idk why it’s happening. It’s like petting Pikachu
DrKrFfXx
It would be an astray/ghost voltage.
Loadingexperience
First of all no it’s not safe at all. Secondly you should let the Pikachu out of your case, should solve the problem.
Bot1K
NO
your PSU should have 3 pins and all should be connected don’t use an adapter or else h̷̺͝ḛ̸̓ ̵̻̈́c̶̳͊o̵̹̎m̵̟͑e̴̙̅s̵̩̓ ̴̙͌t̷̺̓ö̶́ͅ ̸͍͠t̴̜́a̸͍͘k̷̝̒ȇ̴̦ ̸̰͒ỵ̸̉o̴͎͝ṳ̵̏r̴̜̽ ̴͚̚f̸̖̚l̴̥͝ē̸̫s̶̫̾h̸̘̉
TwitchThoughts
Thats a neat power tester
fiswiz
you have short to ground
PopGroundbreaking853
I’ve had loads of 240v bolts in my time and I’m still here… Na on Seriouse note it might be time to change power supply.
MrNyanCat1
That’s just…. dangerous. Its definitely *shocking* when turning your pc on
FatBoyDiesuru
Look at the bright side: it’ll tase any would-be thieves.
You all saying that he needs to put grounding at his home are delusional no chance someone is doing a whole new electric installation to add ground. Here in south America at least we got ground fault protection in all circuits. (New electric installation must and do put grounding thats obvious)
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Your case should be grounded, so that’s not normal. Is the power supply plugged into a 3 prong outlet that’s correctly configured?
Hell no
does your house circuits even have ground?
I’m willing to bet OP is from SE asia, where the concept of grounding just doesn’t exist. That said, grounding or not there should never be voltage enough to light up like that. This is not 5-12v DC from your motherboard that’s causing this, I assure you of that. Your case is somehow getting AC from your power supply, which can be super fucking dangerous
I would remove your power supply and check the wires. Your case shouldn’t have power lol
I was having the same issue with my Corsair Keyboard. It was passing current to my arm occasionally. Started out as a small tingle but would quickly escalate lol. Had to end up replacing it
My pc is grounded but I have the same issue, idk why it’s happening. It’s like petting Pikachu
It would be an astray/ghost voltage.
First of all no it’s not safe at all. Secondly you should let the Pikachu out of your case, should solve the problem.
NO
your PSU should have 3 pins and all should be connected don’t use an adapter or else h̷̺͝ḛ̸̓ ̵̻̈́c̶̳͊o̵̹̎m̵̟͑e̴̙̅s̵̩̓ ̴̙͌t̷̺̓ö̶́ͅ ̸͍͠t̴̜́a̸͍͘k̷̝̒ȇ̴̦ ̸̰͒ỵ̸̉o̴͎͝ṳ̵̏r̴̜̽ ̴͚̚f̸̖̚l̴̥͝ē̸̫s̶̫̾h̸̘̉
Thats a neat power tester
you have short to ground
I’ve had loads of 240v bolts in my time and I’m still here… Na on Seriouse note it might be time to change power supply.
That’s just…. dangerous. Its definitely *shocking* when turning your pc on
Look at the bright side: it’ll tase any would-be thieves.
https://preview.redd.it/nnvsk58mbegc1.jpeg?width=480&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9c8aab03231fe5214544fc1e6218b9c4e6b38ba0

Is this not just induced current in the case because it’s a large unearthed conductor next to a PSU?
Need that Home Alone 2 scene with the wired sink
I remember using to have my feet on the pc case and get fuzzy feels from touching the radiator on the wall.
It’s fine you just don’t have grounding at your place, heres my PC I have for 10+ years.
https://preview.redd.it/21d583x4gegc1.jpeg?width=4080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=22d306f62d08c26698c156cffcdc04a922906073
You all saying that he needs to put grounding at his home are delusional no chance someone is doing a whole new electric installation to add ground. Here in south America at least we got ground fault protection in all circuits. (New electric installation must and do put grounding thats obvious)
Dont worry she doesnt bite
its pc, not safe at all
absolutely