New 1TB hard drive. Yay!
YESSS I've always wanted one since they're relatively cheap now.
Yes, they are nice. Unfortunately, I kinda crammed mine with games that are rendered useless thanks to an incident with vaporized water.
Still working out what to get rid of to free up space.
EDIT:
Speaking of which, I just got myself a new power supply replacement fitting for all the crap I have on my system. Should help out the cooling for it. Hypothetically, my machine working despite having a lower watt output makes me think that the processes and such are top priority, and cooling is bottom; power-wise. So, in theory, higher/proper wattage, proper cooling power and more power to the necessary parts. I'll be surprised if my machine ends up working far better afterward. And as a bonus, the cables are longer and come with a bundler net. This thing should be a piece of cake to install and shift around in case I get more stuff to add. Definitely will make me worry less about the wiring I currently have setup within. It's a mess, and I think there are some crossings, and at least one power cable is hugging the graphics card. Not pretty.
BTW, if I ever end up deconstructing and reconstructing my machine, I might be able to make things much simpler inside so debugging it physically should be easier, both real bugs and if/when the computer acts up.
Here's what I ordered:
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Model
Brand HIPRO
Model HP-D2537F3R
Spec
Type ATX12V
Maximum Power 250W
Fans 1
Main Connector 20Pin
+12V Rails Single
PCI-Express Connector No
SLI No
Modular No
Input Voltage 100 - 127V/ 200 - 240V
Input Frequency Range 47 - 63 Hz
Input Current 6/ 4A
Output +3.3V@18A,+5V@25A,+12V@14A,-12V@0.8A,+5VSB@2.0A
Approvals cUL, FCC, TUV
Manufacturer Warranty
Parts 1 year limited
Labor 1 year limited
Reminder, taking the survey with the stuff I have installed, I was advised to get at least 440W of power, and with my last card 360W. ...Yeah, so according to my statement above, it could explain how my last card may have blown out. And I think I already mentioned it before, but the old family computer had a 400W power supply, and that thing worked nicely, until old age caught up with it.