Gaming Computer Repair in El Paso Texas
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We want to give you the best gaming computer repair service in El Paso, Tx. No matter what the problem is, from software troubleshooting to a hardware problem, water damage, not charging, broken screen, virus removal, data backup, or won’t turn on at all, we will get it fixed for you.
We repair any brand of computer, from any Apple such as iMac Desktop or MacBook Pro to any Windows laptop or desktop of any brand such as HP, Compaq, Dell, Sony, IBM, Toshiba, Gateway, Acer, custom build computers and much more.
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Common Repairs
Here are some of the most common repairs that we provide for your PC or Laptop
No Display
As much of an investment as we make in our Gaming Computers, finally getting it all assembled and powering it on for the first time can be a nerve-wracking experience. It is an amazing feeling when everything works, but the opposite is true when nothing appears on the screen after hitting that power button.
One of the most common issues seen by the technicians at Computers Plus Repair Center after customers finish the assembly of their Custom Gaming Computer is no display. Compatibility issues or improper wiring are frequently the culprits of such problems. Deeper causes are very possible but computer component manufacturers have gotten very good at making sure their components work well with those of others. The building blocks of every custom build are very similar from one to the next, making the diagnostic process for such problems very streamlined for a well-trained technician.
Key signs between them all are looked for when trying to determine the reasons why these problems arise. Rarely are components just completely incompatible with one another to the point where a replacement GPU (graphics card) or CPU (processor) is needed. As interchangeable as they may be, they all must work hand-in-hand to function properly.
With the most experience when it comes to assisting the public with troubleshooting their custom gaming computers, no matter how small or extravagant, Computers Plus Repair Center in El Paso, Texas is equipped to handle any issues that may arise. All work performed at our shop comes with a 90-day warranty to ensure our customers are confident with their investment in their already huge investment.
Power Issues
Gaming Computers can be a very daunting thing to deal with. Whether you have built it or purchased it assembled already, the wiring within the computer can seem like a maze of incomprehensible messes. Quite often, a customer brings their Gaming Computer to Computers Plus Repair Center because one or more of their components is not functioning correctly due to something not being plugged in correctly.
Adding more and more drives or graphics cards can change the power requirements of a system dramatically and the power supply installed in the machine may no longer be able to support everything built into it. With the advancements in power for certain components, fans and cooling systems also draw more and more power on the power supply so, even though things may be plugged in the right way, there may not be enough power to support all of it.
We at Computers Plus Repair Center have all the tools and gauges necessary to determine how much of a problem with your power system there is and offer reasonable solutions to get your Gaming Computer back up and running in all of its glory once again. Our quick and precise diagnostic process along with the quality parts used for every repair is what sets us apart from the rest. With over 17 years of operation, our shop has everything you need to jump back in the game without fear of losing out when the game is on the line.
Cooling Issues
Running a Gaming Desktop computer at the highest frame rates possible for as long as you do during the match after match puts a tremendous amount of strain on the components inside of it. Overheating is one of the main reasons for a Gaming Computer’s failure and can be caused by one or more components.
The cooling systems for these rigs have become more and more extravagant lately. From simple fans and heat syncs to more advanced liquid cooling systems and radiators, Gaming Computers have come a long way. The processors for the computer or graphics can be completely ruined when subjected to too much heat. Burnt CPUs and GPUs will stop your game dead in its tracks without any other solution than to replace them. However, replacing the failed component with another is not always the final solution. A deeper study into why the component has failed is needed, that way the new part does not suffer the same consequence.
Air trapped in a sealed liquid cooling system can be identified by a slight clicking sound when the system is powered on and running. Larger, more sophisticated liquid cooling systems can be easier to diagnose as failing because the liquid coolant can visibly be seen. Much like the radiator in a vehicle, the coolant in a Gaming Computer system must stay at a certain level to be effective.
Pumps and radiators in a Gaming Computer cooling system can all fail independently from one another and a full diagnostic is needed to figure out what, if any parts, need to be replaced. Adequate temperatures running throughout the system help protect and maintain the stability and performance of the very sensitive (and expensive) components they’re tasked with protecting.
Proper maintenance of your cooling system is a unique problem Gaming Computer Customers possess. With the systems being as complicated as they are, users have a trusted and reliable shop to help with any problems they may face. Computers Plus Repair Center in El Paso, Texas has the experience and tools needed to make sure that your investment lasts well into the future.
We use quality coolants and replacement parts so that you won’t have to be distracted by wondering whether your Gaming Computer will hold up through your next match or why your fans may not all be spinning the right way. Finding the best and most affordable solution to your cooling system needs is what we focus on with every repair that comes into our shop.
Software Issues
In an ever-changing world when it comes to computers and electronics, the software can quickly become outdated and cause your Gaming Computer to stop working properly. Microsoft routinely -almost daily- releases updates to their operating system for security and compatibility issues but these updates don’t always go smoothly.
Routine and/or periodical software updates are almost always intended to increase performance and keep you and your computer more secure but now and then, an update can inadvertently cause issues. Gaming Computer users are usually very familiar with regular software updates coming in from Microsoft, the developer of the Windows operating system, to the point that they are hardly noticed after a while.
Unfortunately, when a user does notice an update coming in for their Gaming Desktop, it’s because something has gone wrong. As a fail-safe, Microsoft has given users the ability to roll back their updates and create points in time to which users can restore their machines in the event of an update proving fatal to their operation of them. This method, although ambitious, does not always prove successful.
Diagnosing a fatal software issue is pretty straightforward. If your Gaming Computer is unable to boot up to the Windows login screen, you more than likely are having a software problem. The solution to those problems isn’t always so simple and, in terms of your personal information, it’s usually too late to be saved so regular backups are highly recommended at all times.
Issues such as these are easily diagnosed by the technicians at Computers Plus Repair Center. Being able to identify problems like these quickly means we can get to resolving them that much faster. With experience spanning the better part of the last two decades, our technicians can get your machine back up and running faster and more efficiently than most other shops in the area.
Elevate your gaming experience
Do you have any of these faults? We will repair them.
Badly placed or installed fans.
Insufficient connectors.
Weak power supply.
Badly arranged wiring.
Equipment optimization.
Improvements to the cooling system.
Graphic card
Temporary files
Backup
Incompatible hardware, causing conflicts.
Badly installed fans.
BIOS update.
Installation of new processors.
Improvement.
Problems with the Firmware.
Incorrect installation of the CPU.
Incorrect amount of thermal paste.
Compatible but insufficient cooling system.
Badly installed RAM.