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Russ

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20th Jan 08 at 18:15

mine just went bang

Bart

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20th Jan 08 at 19:21

how much did your cost, or was it free with the case

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20th Jan 08 at 19:33

We never used expensive PSU's at my old job where I designed computer cases and built computers. They never went bang.

Aaron

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20th Jan 08 at 19:54

Why dont you claim on your house insurance for it

Russ

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20th Jan 08 at 20:08

im trying

dannymccann

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20th Jan 08 at 20:12

quote:
Originally posted by ed
We never used expensive PSU's at my old job where I designed computer cases and built computers. They never went bang.

When I built my GF's computer I used the one that came with the case to keep costs down. A month later in a storm, lightning hit a cable going to the house and blew it up

Bought a decent one with some surge proofing and nt missed a beat in the last 2 years

Russ

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20th Jan 08 at 20:27

my current one cost over £70

John

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20th Jan 08 at 20:27

Is it under warranty?

Russ

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20th Jan 08 at 20:29

nah.

pow

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20th Jan 08 at 21:23

Expensive PSU?
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Ebuyer value FTW

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20th Jan 08 at 22:58

quote:
Originally posted by dannymccann

quote:
Originally posted by ed
We never used expensive PSU's at my old job where I designed computer cases and built computers. They never went bang.

When I built my GF's computer I used the one that came with the case to keep costs down. A month later in a storm, lightning hit a cable going to the house and blew it up

Bought a decent one with some surge proofing and nt missed a beat in the last 2 years

The one which came with my case was a bit shite too. I got an ebuyer value jobby and it works fine now

johnhara1

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21st Jan 08 at 10:30

Ebuyer £15

never had any problems in the last 4yrs.

_Allan_

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21st Jan 08 at 11:39

I just paid £110 for an Antec 850W