I asked the bigger shop address in Kaizen,they refuse to recommend any. By the way i am in ahmedabad ,it looks like i have to post in FB groups to find someone who can understand this problem or suggest better shop.
I find it surprising that a tier-1 city like Ahmadabad doesn't have big pc shops. A quick google search gave me below results:
Ahmedabad is big city.Divided into two parts ,i am sure i will find better computer repair shop on other part of city. Also not all repair shops wants to put efforts in borrowing costly products just for testing unless they already have it.
Usually a big shop should have enough parts for testing, an old used 2200G ryzen apu(aka processor with integrated graphics) sells for as low as 3-4k on olx/TE forum. Testing graphics card only need a mobo with pci-e x16 slot.
Can you please mention the actual price of the product mentioned in bill?
33xx INR ,by the way now the way new psu is working,i doubt PSU was the issue at all
Was that including GST? 33xx seems a good price for cx550 as it was close to 4200+ price range if i could remember.
go to this thread ,with the help of this forum i bought it Need help in building My first ever gaming PC
It is fine. That is 32 pages thread and I dont really want to go through every pages! The reason I was asking was that i am also going through similar RMA experience from corsair. Mine is cx450 and they are offering ~rs.600 as refund or a cv450 one. That is 20% of the bill value since mine was 4.5 years old
Get your PC back from that repair person. I doubt you'll get much progress if it remains with him.
What exactly do you mean? After pressing the power button there is no activity in processor fan/mobo led/hdd etc or you mean the display on monitor takes few seconds to come up.
everything started with a second pause or like i have to press it again.
Get your wall socket checked by an electrician for proper earthing. Also try pc in some other room/socket & as a last resort try with setup outside of the cabinet to rule out any shorting within cabinet.
Thanks
Good to hear.
Thats fine. Some PCs do take a little time to power up. As long as your boot times are normal, this isnt anything to worry about. If want, you can try reseating your front panel connectors on the motherboard,
Sure, you could do it. But personally, I would keep the XPG Pylon, as it's a good unit and will keep a proper peace of mind.
I will keep it because no other options but god knows corsair do really check PSUs which send for RMAs is in the question for now.