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Just looking for some peace of mind from someone with more experience

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SlasnerSb

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This is going to sound very green but;

I just bought a new system that I assembled myself(currently using) and I'm just having some really trivial issues that are making me worry that perhaps I made a mistake assembling my pc or that perhaps there is an issue with some of the parts.

Issues like that after repairing and updating both itunes and apple quick time I still have not been able to open itunes on this system(itunes.exe appears in task manager momentarily and then dissapears), or that when I install my mobos audio driver the headset I use doesn't work anymore(works with driver uninstalled).

Is the fact that my pc runs perfectly fine and is able to run games, youtube, browse the internet, etc. evidence enough that there aren't any serious issues with my pc?
 
SlasnerSb said:
Is the fact that my pc runs perfectly fine and is able to run games, youtube, browse the internet, etc. evidence enough that there aren't any serious issues with my pc?
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Generally, yes----assuming you have checked fan speeds, temperatures, and voltages with a hardware monitoring program. I'd probably benchmark the hard drives to confirm they are in the ballpark. You might make a spreadsheet of some of these values so you have a baseline to refer to as time goes by.

There's ongoing maintenance of course.

You could always have a major parts failure without warning regardless of how much care you took in choosing and assembling the parts.

Most of the remaining issues would be software choice and configuration.

Keep your eyes peeled for developing issues.
 
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