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Originally Posted by
griff
How weird tumbleweed
Yes I thought so too, that is why I thought it was worth posting about it.
I have had actual windows program problems before and even a hard drive pack up on me, but this was something not come across before.
This computer my son and I built specifically for photographic work so I know all the components that make it up. Each part was hand picked for quality, including the case makeup, which it took about 3 months to get every part, the best we could afford at the time.
So it is not an off the shelf one with cheap bits inside, you would not believe the research that went into building it.
To give some idea airflow was important as the cooler a computer runs the better it runs. So this one has a straight though front to back airflow assisted by silent running fans back front and inside. Special graphics card not relying on the motherboard. SSD (solid state drive) not the disc type
It has a 750w power unit well above the minimum necessary and 16gig of RAM again . that is just a start.
This is why I was puzzled about the start switch on problem
Even the monitor is different from the norm being a Dell IPS monitor so the screen can be seen at any angle without fade on one side or the other. not to mention a photographic printer.