Need a Rez

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  1. Jack of Shadows

    Jack of Shadows Well-Known Member
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    The power supply went out on my DellXPS420 yesterday *cries*


    An Corp *fizzle*
  2. Sha-noobie

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    Bummer! Give it a hero's burial.
  3. ReZon

    ReZon Well-Known Member
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    Need a Rez? Here I am!
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  4. Vlar

    Vlar Well-Known Member

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    That sucks.

    Gosh darn power supplies are always crapping out. Most common piece of hardware to fail for sure.
  5. marine1217

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    My power supply died too :/
  6. Wise

    Wise Well-Known Member
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    I've been using my laptop at home for months because AlexCCCP is too lazy to help me fix the computer he built for me :p
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    Cut up the corpse !!!

    Might be a rare "blown up cap" in there.
  8. Jack of Shadows

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    I got back from visiting my folks for the weekend and it magically works again *an corp* success !
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    Don't trust it. That's usually a sign of half-dead capacitors, or other internal components failing, within the power supply. It failed once, anticipate that it *WILL* fail again, and get your replacement on hand and on deck.
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