Is there a PSU warranty that replaces other damaged PC parts as a result of failure, or should I care?

[ArcX]

Hi guys,

 

I've been making a plan to build my PC (which I might not be able to until a few years later) for sometime now. It's been going pretty good and sits at around $1080 so far (without the PSU), with an RTX 3060ti and the RGB goodness. However, I'm kind of anxious with what PSU I should get. I have this constant fear that something might go wrong before the warranty expires with it, and the company I bought it from can't replace the broken parts of my PC due to power surges and other stuff from a PSU failure.

 

So the question is, is there such a PSU company that will replace other damaged PC parts as a result of failure before the warranty ends? Or should I care so much about it?

 

Thanks,

ArcX

[Shimejii]

Just get a good Quality PSU and you wont have to worry at all about it. 

[SupaKomputa]

No, because people can abuse this, saying they had a broken 3090, in fact they only had 1050, just for example.

You buy the PSU knowing that the warranty only covers the unit not the whole computer.

If you wanna protect the whole computer, buy a prebuild.

 

Get a corsair or seasonic, you'll be fine.

[ArcX]

Thanks for the advice everyone. I will try to get a PSU from Corsair, as some can be normally priced if you keep looking.

[Elisis]

3 hours ago, SupaKomputa said:

Get a corsair or seasonic, you'll be fine.

There're a couple of logical fallacies in this statement.
A) both Corsair and Seasonic have terrible units

B) Recommending just two brands is kind of a terrible thing to, as these two brands aren't the only two capable of selling good units.

[SupaKomputa]

9 minutes ago, Elisis said:

There're a couple of logical fallacies in this statement.
A) both Corsair and Seasonic have terrible units

B) Recommending just two brands is kind of a terrible thing to, as these two brands aren't the only two capable of selling good units.

Well it's a quick suggestion, i had good experience with both brand even with the worse model.

[Elisis]

1 minute ago, SupaKomputa said:

i had good experience with both brand even with the worse model.

So?

[SupaKomputa]

4 minutes ago, Elisis said:

So?

So? what are you trying to say bro. If you have better suggestion, just say it rather than trolling someone.

If you ask me, I'm gonna say get Corsair whenever available, that is my top of mind brand for PSU.

Yes other brand have good PSU too, but i have no experience with them.