From my experience. It's the brain of the computer. The CPU. You need a good fan or a liquid cooling system. My advice is get a HP computer or laptop. Their one year included tech help will be worth it.
Buying parts is too expensive and not knowing which parts is working and not.
If your a computer expert then nevermind.
The worst advice I've seen given in at least a yearOriginally Posted by nikeshoe360
Yeah, everone knows ACER PCs are the best, right guys?....guys?....GUYS?!?
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I am afraid you don't know what you are talking about.
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well i bought a new mobo, cpu, power supply and all that jazz and put it together myself. Was not that hard, its pretty much plug and play. Started right up and everything is back to normal. Its super fast and also quiet.
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