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Computers can also amplify smells, which can make it seem like it is originating from the PC... But it is not.
Also, there are a lot of health related issues that are linked to metallic smells and tastes, so you might want to check up on your father.
No problem.
Out of the three scenarios I stated, the first one is most likely.
Definite possibility. Power supplies are known to have smells, especially metallic or electric-like.
I would do so while it is new and see if it runs into problems; crashing, rebooting, etc.
If it is fine, then shouldn't be anything to worry about.
Try running a loop via Unigine Heaven for approx 30-60 mins and see how it does.
If you are having no issues from the computer, then I'd see no reason to fret.
I've noticed a lot of people prefer Heaven benchmark to Valley; what's the reason for that?
Heaven can stress just as much; if you use the Extreme Preset.
For example if you are stress-testing a low-end/mid-range Laptop (even an old one with say 2nd Gen i5 + NVIDIA GT/GTX 500M series) Heaven on the Basic Preset is a good stress-tester.
Valley is more for those Enthusiast PCs.
Thought so, thanks mate.