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You know when you need to call tech support when.....

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You're not a tech enthusiast on LTT who is determined not to call tech support like the majority on this website

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You're not a tech enthusiast on LTT who is determined not to call tech support like the majority on this website

Actually, I am

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When my gfx card decided to be a camp fire ... Smoke was a Rollin that day ahha #rollcoal?

Please quote me or tag me if your trying to talk to me , I might see it through all my other notifications ^_^

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You know you need to call tech support when... you have a problem that was identified and answered in several e-mails from Tech support earlier that day (that you chose to deliberately delete or not read).

 

I swear half the users I support at my workplace are like this, nothing is more frustrating when the phone rings and I just re-send the email to them.

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When you have 7 hours to call steve wilson and pull a big prank.

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what tech support?

 

I am already the tech support guy at home and at work  <_<

Budget? Uses? Currency? Location? Operating System? Peripherals? Monitor? Use PCPartPicker wherever possible. 

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You know when you need to call tech support when.....

When your ISP is blocking ports.

 

When the only way to reset a BIOS password is by using a file unqiue to each device.

 

When you have a dead laptop still under warranty

 

When your phone/tablet/any portable device dies.

 

When you receive something DOA

 

When a forum tells you to call tech support.

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When I don't have the right tool.

I'm too frustrated/exhausted.

I'm sick.

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What's Tech support? no seriously though has anyone here actually ever called tech support? Who would you even phone.

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When smoke starts coming out of the intake vents too.

AND the intake vents? Not even Digital storm could fix that (pew pew)

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the issue is not within your means of fixing

aka isp issues.

 

otherwise never

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When your AMD Processor and/or GPU isn't producing massive amounts of heat. xD

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When your AMD Processor and/or GPU isn't producing massive amounts of heat. xD

burning-pc.jpg

It's BURNING! F****CK.

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It's BURNING! F****CK.

 

Looks fine to me, may want to add another intake in there somewhere, maybe water cool it if air cooling isn't enough.

B)

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Looks fine to me, may want to add another intake in there somewhere, maybe water cool it if air cooling isn't enough.

B)

Nah liquid nitrogen is where to go  B)

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Storage: Kingston V300 120GB & WD Blue 1TB | Network Card: ASUS PCE-AC56 | Peripherals: Microsoft Wired 600 & Logitech G29 + Shifter

 

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Nah liquid nitrogen is where to go  B)

 

Might be a little pricey tho :/

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burning-pc.jpg

It's BURNING! F****CK.

 

The flames are still orange, which suggests it's a temporary spike in temperature and not something serious. These spikes tend to occur when power is turned on, so best to only use the pc when you really need to, and in a well ventilated area.

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guys you never called tech support? really now. Have fun eating the cost of a DOA part.

 

only time I ever called/emailed is when a part dies/doa. Otherwise its usually easier and faster to fix it yourself

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When my anti-virus can't handle something on its own, it's time to pour a drink, call trend micro, and watch them hunt the virus down by remote.

 

Although I haven't had anything turn up that trend micro maximum security set to hyper-sensitive hasn't been able to handle, in quite a while.

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When your PC starts dancing?

I can't think of any other reason.

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