Man that stinks. What caused it? Overheating, power surge? A tank could of missed it's target and hit a circuit it wasn't suppose to?

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Kia doesn't sound all that bad. If you have all three computers running off the same power outlet it could be that your three computers are drawing too much power from that circuit. And that is what is causing the fluttering on your monitors there. I've seen it where I used to work in the IT department there. Where we had something like 5 servers 3 monitors. And two wixcket wicked power servers from IBM. Luckily we had the three IBM machines on a different circuit altogether. But the otehrs wre having a heck of a time staying up. If I may suggst this. If you have a seconsd wall outlet close by one of the coimputers (And its not too far away either.)

Play it safe as well have Silver take a look at it and if its not that bad and its still working in great shape there. Just try it the other way like I have suggested there. And have the third one in another outlet it might solve the problem altogether there. That is what I have done over here. I have two main computers on the same circuit over here. And the third one I have running with the Deep chest freezer that I have here. Where its on a 220 line. With a line conditioner and a step down from a 220 to a 110V line. And knock on electronic wood here. Its been working fine for me.

KiaPurity Wrote:Silver thinks it was probably power surge because the monitors seem to flick a lot if all three computers are turned on. (Something to do with the power in the basement since the basement was the new addition to the house in 1980's) Though, I'm sure it was just a bad PSU... but I don't know about that.

You could be right there Kia. Maybe all three plugs are on the same circuit there. (KiaPurity Wrote:Actually. They're all in three different outlets.

*shrug* I don't know how to explain this, but yes, they all have their own outlets and maybe the basement is just drawing too much power or something.

Not all three computers are always turned on at the same time! Most of the time there's two... rest of the time? It's usually my PC.

Ooohh darn and I was hoping for one of those nice fancy dancy new fangled computers with 96 cpu's systems there from Orion computer systems there.

Orion Mltiprocessor machines

Scuzzy Wrote:This sounds to me like the perfect excuse to go out and get yourself one of those new, cool, thin PStwo's. ^_^

I'm sorry, Dear. You said "PSU" and I heard "PSX"...nevermind me.

Well if its the power supply. Its takes only a couple of minutes to unplug and unscrew it from the casing. and placing the new one in and reconnecting everything back together in connecting it together. Took my under 5 minutes to replace on over here. Four simple screws and just disconnect them and all that.

KiaPurity Wrote: That's okay *patpat* It shall be fixed tomorrow! (I hope)

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