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Ok, great, thanks. Antec just approved my PSU RMA, and Asus never gets back to me...Does anyone know how to get Asus to acknowledge the need for a mobo replacement?
No extra PSUs laying around, unfortunately.
I was wondering though: could I place the parts on cardboard/wood? I don't see why not, but I wanted to double-check.
Hi everyone,
Because both my PSU and motherboard need to be replaced (under warranty), I need to basically remove everything from my PC until replacement parts can be received.
How can I safely store the components that are not directly attached to the case (processor, RAM, video card)...
Sorry for the necropost:
If the hard drive is indeed dead, the information can still be pulled off of it, correct? I understand there'll be some loss, but the information is crucial (yet, unfortunately, not backed up) to the client. I do understand the information can be pulled off, though...