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Originally Posted by Corey N Georgie
Everyone makes mistakes, that's what makes us human at the end of the day. He apologized and that's the end of it from my point.
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To be fair that is a rookie mistake and one that no person who has put a number of systems together would likely make I've certainly never made that mistake.
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Originally Posted by Jaymoss
I do not think it is harsh at all especially when charging nearly £100 to put a system together. There is very little you have to do nowadays it has all been dumbed now and in my opinion not removing the hotplate cover is amateur to say the least. On top of that where was the soak test that would have shown this error ?
As I said I can build a system quickly but it still gets a soak test that I do not have to sit around watching 3dMark and Cinebench so stability is tested. This system under proper load would not be stable therefore it was not tested
I stand by what I said. Bad system builders have killed the enthusiast system builders reputation. You want to see some of the terrible information on Facebook
A guy posted images of windows failings its in build memory diagnostics and after 50 replies I was the first to say errrm its faulty ram. The guy had tried a PSU reinstalled windows and wasted loads of time. Tested it with one stick of ram and it was fine
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That sort of thing is one of the first checks to make. Checking everything is seated properly and the wiring is all correct. Then start taking out things and putting them back one by one to see when the error happens. Single stick is always a start.
When I built my latest system Las June everything looked fine but no post. Checked everything all components fine. Turns out I hadn't given the system enough time to run memory training as it's an AM5 build. For some reason it takes ages.