I meant socket. Called an electrician to install a 16A socket/switch on my existing switch board. Let me take and look and suggest what to do.
Wow. Didn't know that. Voltage doesn't fluctuate much in my area but I wonder is there is any recourse.
Got the UPS, but it uses a 16A plug. I don't have a socket to fit it close to my PC so I kind of screwed up a bit.
I'll have to get the electrician and change one of the plugs.
It seems you are right, I faced this issue myself just now. Shows I am logged in as Nerevarine. It's not even the theme I use.
It got fixed after a couple of refreshes.
After digging a bit it says that this may have something to do with the forum's server cache. Not related to the browser cache.
How is the voltage generally in your area. PSU could have developed an issue where it became sensitive to changes in voltage/load in your environment? Though incorrect system time could mean faulty motherboard.
Looks like some issue on TE's side. Not an ISP issue.
Do you get timeout errors or some sort of site not reacheable error? Could be DNS issue. Try with another DNS server perhaps like 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8?
Good thread. A lot of details were covered that I wasn't even thinking of.
AFAICS, there is no real alternative to APC UPSs which is why I was looking at it. Though I am open to alternatives as well if they are on the same level stats and feature-wise.
I have half a mind to buy the APC...
I am thinking of getting a new UPS for my system during the current Amazon sale. Got my eyes on an APC 1500 VA PSU since I need to be able to handle a decent amount of load even during things like gaming.
Ref: *amzn.in/d/hbJG54G
But the comments say that this is not very good for gaming...
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