Hello and welcome to episode 665.

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Here, whenever we feel like it podcast about whatever we want to talk about.

I'm your host Ryan Scott with me is

Ryan Higgins. You finally given up.

Congratulations. No. I didn't what? No. Never give up, never surrender.

We didn't, as you may notice, if you're one of the, you know, nine people who listen to the show,

we didn't record last time we were supposed to because

my power supply blew up. I mean it didn't it didn't literally blow up but we

had like a little brown out. My computer did not come back on.

So I had to go out. I was like, okay.

That scares me. Everything here indicates power supply. Let me just go buy a new power supply.

Yeah. Unfortunately, my instinct was right and it was the power supply. So, yeah.

You like me, you have one of those great pre-built computers because I've given up building my own computer.

But when you have to replace stuff, you're like, how the hell do I get in there?

You know, yeah, when you have to re cable something that you did not

build and cable yourself it's tricky because you know places like you know like I by power

which is where I got I got mine from they like do it the right way yeah

cable it nicely they route things and they tie them off with zip ties all it's very very nice

and you have to sort of you have to pull that apart and put it back together again and it's it's just a lot.

Yeah, yeah. So and also for anybody who needs to replace the power supply, tip, power supply cables are not standardized across brands. So you can't just use the cable from some old one with a different brand. So don't do that.

Just just pointing that out. That's a fun tip for you.

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