I'd have to agree, bad PSU took everything with it when it croaked. Get something half-decent next time, Corsair and PCP&C are considered the best quality.
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parts crapout from time to time
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. but pc problems are fun puzzles if my pc ran great all the time I dont know what I would do
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Build a PC yourself. Invest in a high Quality PSU, Mobo, and HDD, maybe even have a raid configuration that has two identical HDD's. In my experience, the most commonly failed parts are PSU's, Mobo's, and HDD's. If you purchase those with high quality in mind, you should be ok. If a stick of Ram fails, you'll post most of the time. CPU's rarely die, I have yet to see one die before the Mobo does.
Dont lose faith in Computers, they're reliable most of the time, and severe failures like yours are Extremely rare. And plus, you cant get very far without using one these days.
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Dont lose faith in Computers, they're reliable most of the time, and severe failures like yours are Extremely rare. And plus, you cant get very far without using one these days.
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yup, stuff goes bad. it happens sadly
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Although you're already ahead of the curve in one regard, you had backups.
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I try to teach each of my client builds owners to get into a habit of making backups to disc or external drive or even just a backup partition.
I don't think I've ever been apprehensive after something croaks though. I like the puzzle figuring out what went wrong, why, etc.
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Although you're already ahead of the curve in one regard, you had backups.
I don't think I've ever been apprehensive after something croaks though. I like the puzzle figuring out what went wrong, why, etc.
'It's what comes with the territory'. lol
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