Hold on, I see it differently lol. A clicking fan might just be dust or a bad bearing, not always the power supply dying. For random shutdowns, I first check the temps and event viewer. If those are fine, then I use a multimeter to test the power supply voltages. That way you know for sure instead of just guessing from the sound. Saved me from replacing good parts before.

I mean, we once rushed and cracked a vase, pretty frustrating.

That pour speed fix only works for small simple shapes. Faster filling can cause other defects like cold shuts or turbulence. Sometimes a slow, steady pour is actually the better call.

Talk about discovering new muscles you never knew existed.

Maybe those ruins appeal because they don't judge us for being a bit broken too.