01-09-2014, 06:33 PM
Kinda depends what sort of spec the rest of the system is really...a PSU isnt that hard to replace, just make sure the new one has the same number (or more) of the various connectors, and that you make a note of where each one goes before pulling it all out. 
EDIT: You also want to hope that the PSU giving up didnt take any other bits of hardware with it, i.e. Motherboard...or you may end up replacing the whole system anyway.
Your best bet would be to try and find someone local to you that has a spare PSU you could use to test the system before making any rash decisions.
EDIT: You also want to hope that the PSU giving up didnt take any other bits of hardware with it, i.e. Motherboard...or you may end up replacing the whole system anyway.
Your best bet would be to try and find someone local to you that has a spare PSU you could use to test the system before making any rash decisions.
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