If the voltage stabilizer fails, what can happen to the computer?

Question

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If the voltage regulator fails (breaks down), then what can happen to the computer?

Answer 1

A modern computer PSU stabilizes voltage incommensurably better than any stabilizer. So a stabilizer for a PC is absolutely useless, and in some cases even harmful.
Briefly speaking. If the voltage stabilizer fails, then two options are possible:
1. The computer will not turn on at all.
2. The computer will work as it did, and maybe even better.
Threat All this, provided that you have a high-quality PSU installed in your PC. Otherwise, no stabilizers will save you.
ZY ZY Do not confuse "voltage stabilizer" and "emergency power supply". If you often lose power, then a UPS will not hurt

Answer 2

Stabilizers very rarely break, but computers often die from power surges.

Answer 3

had experience in 2005.
result: - motherboard and power supply