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    Grumpy and VERY old :( g8ina's Avatar
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    Re: Bad temper? Not any more, PSU installed and happy.

    installed and all working beautifully

    sigh
    Cheers, David



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    Re: Bad temper? Not any more, PSU installed and happy.

    of course you have a backup solution which would have ment that you wouldn't have lost any data.... right?
    throw new ArgumentException (String, String, Exception)

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    Re: Bad temper? Not any more, PSU installed and happy.

    I took my Corsair modular PSU out of my old build before and and used it in my new pc. Somehow after my brother hooked everything in the old build back up to another PSU (a cheap one), my Abit mobo, Geil RAM, and E6750 CPU were consequently fried. I personally never heard of Tagan before, but I wouldn't go with a cheap psu anymore just to avoid killing components.

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