The last few weeks have been a mess for my computer. A case change, SSD issues, connecting data cables, disconnecting data cables, making adjustments to my cable management system and a long series of trouble shooting hard boots with and without an OS installed trying to the SSD to work correctly, boot loops bios resets and crashes.
So I've given up on the SSD which was the reason for all of the issues and I'm going back to installing Windows on my standard hard drive. Everything seems fine now, all devices and components are logged in and working correctly even my SLI which is notorious for being a pain is cooperating.
My question is this: After the hard boots, having to jump my mobo at one point, failed Windows installs and physical changes could there be any long term damage? Hard drive issues, mobo damage or am I just being a little paranoid?
Thanks,
Tim
So I've given up on the SSD which was the reason for all of the issues and I'm going back to installing Windows on my standard hard drive. Everything seems fine now, all devices and components are logged in and working correctly even my SLI which is notorious for being a pain is cooperating.
My question is this: After the hard boots, having to jump my mobo at one point, failed Windows installs and physical changes could there be any long term damage? Hard drive issues, mobo damage or am I just being a little paranoid?
Thanks,
Tim
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