Considering getting a PC. Have concerns.

[eternalgreymon]

So I'll probably be spending a bit of money on a PC next month. Thing is, there tends to be random bits of load shedding/Voltage drops around here, so I was wondering if there are any standard solutions that people opt for regarding this (Don't wanna lose hours of work cause I hadn't saved in a while and I really don't wanna have my stuff friend/damaged).

 

[iampasha]

Don't cheap out on PSU. Get an at least "80plus bronze efficiency" one.

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[Xtreme10]

So I'll probably be spending a bit of money on a PC next month. Thing is, there tends to be random bits of load shedding/Voltage drops around here, so I was wondering if there are any standard solutions that people opt for regarding this (Don't wanna lose hours of work cause I hadn't saved in a while and I really don't wanna have my stuff friend/damaged).

buy a good pure sine wave ups like APC BRAND .. either u can use it for 3 to 5 minutes backup time with internal small rating batteries or u can opt for longer hourly backups by using external batteries ... www.uwt.com.pk .. m using this ups ...

 

[eternalgreymon]

Which model do you have, xtreme10?

 

[Xtreme10]

Which model do you have, xtreme10?

Model is Smart UPS 1500 .. SUA1500i ... works with 2 external batteries or internal batteries but i preferred external cux of outages .. its slightly used as new one is highly expensive n dont go for refurbished apc .. thy r piece of junk .. been using it since 2014