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My anecdotal experience over the last 15 years of personal PCs. I've had one case of Corsair memory which went faulty after a year (was replaced without questi
by jonathanlydall 8mo ago
My anecdotal experience over the last 15 years of personal PCs.
I've had one case of Corsair memory which went faulty after a year (was replaced without question by the supplier) and around 3 PSU failures.
However, on the 3 times I've done upgrades (typically motherboard + RAM + CPU) in that time I've been able to keep my existing PSU without stability issues.
So I wouldn't say it's "insanity" to keep your current PSU when upgrading, but based on your experience if I had stability issues it may be the first thing I test.
- reeredfdfdf 8mo agoYea, I've ran bunch of office PC's with nearly 20 year old components 24/7 without any stability issues (acting space heaters doing CPU intensive tasks in winter). No need to replace a quality PSU until you start having issues.