Complete System Failure - Please Help
Hi guys
OK so build number is 47077 dated 06/06/13.
Great computer build quality as expected from 3xs.
Playing SWTOR this morning in the middle of a fight the PC just went black no power.
I have unplugged the power lead and popped it into a different socket. No power. Being a veteran gamer I've had a few PSUs go in my time. I would say this is the cause but not sure.
Please would you be good enough to have an engineer come as soon as possible?
I understand these things happen but it's so annoying.
You help is appreciated.
Re: Complete System Failure - Please Help
Hi Darkelf720
We are sorry to hear of the power supply issue
I have emailed you through your query, please check this and confirm the details so we can arrange the onsite
Regards
Ben
Re: Complete System Failure - Please Help
Hi Ben,
Thank you so much for your time and help with this matter.
Your engineer came today and fitted the new PSU you supplied and I am now typing this response on my now working computer.
I was thinking of safeguarding myself by buying a UPS, could you possibly recommend one?
Again, thank you a very quick response and fix - 3 days in fact. A testiment to a well buit machine by a great company.
Re: Complete System Failure - Please Help
just curious what was the PSU that failed?
Re: Complete System Failure - Please Help
HI mate,
Yes it was the PSU...very odd but heh anything can happen as it's electronic huh, no matter how good quality the item is.
All I can say is Scan / 3XS were brilliant and quick. No problems at all.
Re: Complete System Failure - Please Help
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Darkelf720
I was thinking of safeguarding myself by buying a UPS, could you possibly recommend one?
UPS would only help in a power cut generally. If the PSU went like yours would still be left with a broken PC. UPS is just a battery supply to allow to shutdown properly in event of a complete loss in your house/workplace.
Re: Complete System Failure - Please Help
Thanks Demonwar,
I have a Surge Protector plugged into a Surge Protector extension lead......was thinking exactly what you confirmed mate.
Thanks for the reply.