Hi guys. First of all, I'm new here, this is my first thread as well as first post, so hi to you all! 
Please bear with me, especially if I post this thread in the wrong place or do something I shouldn't.
Now about my problem. I'm looking to buy a new stabilizer. For most people this may be a simple straightforward issue but I have problems. In the last 5 months I have lost a RAM module, my motherboard bricked (went dead), and the capacitors on my graphics card shorted out. My power supply also went kaputt, all thanks to voltage.
I'm looking to buy a new stabilizer now. I'm running the following things at the moment. A PC with PSU rated at 500 watts, 17" LCD at 1.6A (which is something like 100 watts?), a speaker set at 1A (60watt?), and a normal wifi PTCL router.
For this, I'm looking to buy a stabilizer rated at around 800 watts which should be enough for me. But the problem is that there is too much electrical noise in my power line. The capacitors on my graphics card didn't just short, they actually popped open. The motherboard before it went dead produced alot of high pitched noise on my speakers. The speakers themselves have been damaged, the woofer constantly emits a small hum. Because of this, I need a stabilizer with a sine inverter component. Plus with the frequent power spikes, it should also have a 3 step relay system like the usual STAC stabilizers.
Can anyone tell me what to do? I can not afford to lose any more money. My budget is about 5000 rs. If there's some way I can get a sine wave inverter and stabilizer and foolproof protect my system?
Edit: I found these two wikipedia links. This is what happened to my GFX: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitor_plague. And this is what I experienced with my last motherboard: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Total_harmonic_distortion.
Please bear with me, especially if I post this thread in the wrong place or do something I shouldn't.
Now about my problem. I'm looking to buy a new stabilizer. For most people this may be a simple straightforward issue but I have problems. In the last 5 months I have lost a RAM module, my motherboard bricked (went dead), and the capacitors on my graphics card shorted out. My power supply also went kaputt, all thanks to voltage.
I'm looking to buy a new stabilizer now. I'm running the following things at the moment. A PC with PSU rated at 500 watts, 17" LCD at 1.6A (which is something like 100 watts?), a speaker set at 1A (60watt?), and a normal wifi PTCL router.
For this, I'm looking to buy a stabilizer rated at around 800 watts which should be enough for me. But the problem is that there is too much electrical noise in my power line. The capacitors on my graphics card didn't just short, they actually popped open. The motherboard before it went dead produced alot of high pitched noise on my speakers. The speakers themselves have been damaged, the woofer constantly emits a small hum. Because of this, I need a stabilizer with a sine inverter component. Plus with the frequent power spikes, it should also have a 3 step relay system like the usual STAC stabilizers.
Can anyone tell me what to do? I can not afford to lose any more money. My budget is about 5000 rs. If there's some way I can get a sine wave inverter and stabilizer and foolproof protect my system?
Edit: I found these two wikipedia links. This is what happened to my GFX: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitor_plague. And this is what I experienced with my last motherboard: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Total_harmonic_distortion.
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