The hardest repair in my shop is a #gaming #pc with random problems #technology #shorts #tech

The hardest computer repairs in my shop are gaming pc's that have a problem I can't reproduce. Whether it's a failing CPU, GPU or power supply, these gaming desktops are complex pieces of tech that have so many reasons to stop working, and it's up to me to figure out what failed. technology is becoming harder to repair and diagnose problems, even in a laptop . But I'm TGTTEL and I'm going to figure it out.

[Justagame-dev]

If only the instructor knew what he was doing

[AdamFSmith]

The best way to fix a tech problem is to try to show it to someone.

[greyblories]

you know somebody's a true professional in their field when they acknowledge problems deciding not to problem in the presence of said professionals as an actual phenomenon

[BanishforCost]

As someone in the tech industry, I can absolutely confirm that the non-reproducible issues are NIGHTMARES 💀

[exoticdachoo]

"The fuck? I guess that's supposed to come off" Is 100% something I wanna hear from my technician

[denniscraftgamer]

bro summoned the entire doors community with a single background song

[vinnykitty]

An IT technician going "the fuck?" is somehow one of the most hilarious things ever

[TruthofRealities]

If only the greatest technician in the world had been given the room instead of just the computer.

[abanethebigoss]

"This computer is running completly fine, and thats the problem"💀

[agnieszkazuwaa]

The fact that he used the Doors elevator music XD

[Dragoninja]

The fact he was able to diagnose the problem and fix it says alot about this man's skills

[CasualWarden]

As a maintenance technician, yes. The biggest annoyance is not being able to reproduce the reported issue.

[bypass-wvvl]

technician: talking
me: listens to the doors elevator music in the background

[Skreaming_Phoenix]

I be vibin with the doors elevator music

[Anotherfunnyword]

Two most frustrating things in diagnosis or debugging:
"It's not working, and I don't know why."
"Now it's working, and I don't know why."

[iconeer]

Something my brain can relate to
*Relatable*

[AZREDFERN]

My last computer ran totally fine for 6 years (3770K, Intel Extreme mobo, and gold class PSU). Except only with 1 bank of RAM. When rebuilding and modernizing it for my father, I realized the mount for the Coolermaster sealed water cooler was causing the CPU to slightly tilt, and some of the memory pins had a bad contact. I swapped it out for a Noctua vapor cooler, and it’s still choochin, now with 2 banks, after 10 years. Even after being filled with all the bloatware in the world because he installs everything and never turns it off.

[unoreverse]

bro adds the doors elevator jam music and summons the entire fanbase

[tatsuyashiba]

I can relate to all this man says. Machines just miraculously fix themselves when we get near them

[HeritageDrPepper]

That event log has me floored. Mine is littered with errors, warnings and criticals that started up way back when I first installed windows and my father who's been I.T. for nearly 30 years is like, "Meh, that's normal" so I had no idea it could even look this clean...