@Kekkaishi said in Potential problem with ssd boot drive:
@bi4smooth I understand what you're saying. But the problem I see here is that I'm not one to invest on a new computer unless I absolutely must. I have no problem buying a brand-new computer (I also have the means), but as I already mentioned, it's very difficult for me to assemble my "dream" computer right now (shortages), and as it seems for the foreseeable future as well. So unless this computer dies beyond repair, I will not buy "old-new" computer
" when "last year's tech" is a fraction of the price, and only marginally less powerful "
can you suggest me a powerful build that I can most likely buy right now? I am not that tech savvy, but I know the enough imo.
as I mentioned before, money is not an issue, and I will consider it - go wild - only if you want to of course
But thanks for the concern. as long as my files are backed up, I really don't care (but somewhat do) what happens to the computer physically
If it were my system, I'd probably wait to see if it glitches again... depending on the UPS you have your system plugged into, it could also have been caused by power fluctuations... or a dozen other rare things... without a system log, or the ability to visually inspect the MB, it's all conjecture (this is me talking, not my tech)
Believe me, I LIVE by the mantra: if it AIN'T broke, DON'T fix it!
