We received several requests earlier this week for codemicro.com review popular computer components. What is a category of IT equipment most commonly in demand right now? What is a strategy to assure your IT gear runs optimally and without fail? A popular computer component we will review here today is the powersupply: why do they break down so often and what can be done to mitigate risk of failure?
It seems that computer power supplies, various types and sorts of powersupplies from small AC adapters (for example the IBM 83h6339 AC Powersupply) to the big powersuppliesfor rackmounted networking equipment (for instance the Compaq-163744001-Refurbished), seem to go out quite often. This is a problem because these powersupplies are critical to operating computer equipment at their peak and making sure that they function correctly. So why do they go out so often? Our customers report that power supplies break down because of the moving parts such as fans, and are prone to overheating (they also have parts that specifically overheat such capacitors) and this can often cause failures. Powersupplies also endure much stress, such as power surges and power outages which contribute to failures. And of course many powersupplies run 24/7/365 so they get much wear and tare. Therefore there’s the need to make sure that your power supplies are working at top condition. What can be done to mitigate risk? One common tactic (having saved many an IT professional’s career!) many of our clients adopt is to make sure they are stocked up on spare power supplies for their most critical equipment (servers, data storage equipment, network communication equipment and the like). At codemicro.com we specialize in provide our clients with mission critical powersupplies and help stock up on spare and backup powersupplies. Visit us today and select from our vast selection of powersupplies by all major manufacturers, or pick up your phone (call toll free: 866-419-6615)and speak with our trained IT professionals to assist you with your powersupply requirements. You can never prepare too much or too soon.
Stay tuned for upcoming codemicro.com reviews of popular computer replacement parts and strategies to help you manage your IT equipment.
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