So you are saying it's perfectly ok to use a picture of a different card
than what you are selling and to also include a ti500 moniker to go with it?
Dave
"Biz" wrote in message
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"DaveL" wrote in message
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The Gainward GF3 ti550 is a ti500 that has faster memory in it than the
reference design and is clocked to 550 mhz, hence the name. And yes I
already said in the original post that I received a basic GF3.
Here is the ad:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tegory=40 161
&sspagename=STRK%3AMEBWN%3AIT&rd=1
This is what I received:
http://www.hothardware.com/hh_files/...f3golden.shtml
And like I said, not only was it a different board but it had a bad fan
on
it. I emailed the sell yesterday and have not received a response from
him.
I send another email today. I think he owes me a credit back to my
paypal
account or a complete refund.
Dave
"Darthy" wrote in message
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On Wed, 14 Jan 2004 19:53:57 -0000, "Carl" wrote:
Andrew I couldn't agree more in cases where there is a possibility of
an
honest mix-up, or breakdown in comms. But if you take it as fact
from
the
OP on what the seller printed when he advertised the card he said it
was
a
GF3 ti550 and thats not what he got. It was also faulty. I also
said
it
depends how the seller advertised the card and what he printed and my
responses take the facts as reported by the OP as read.
Theres no such thing as a real "Ti550" - Gainward calls the Ti200 a
"Ti500" for some retarded reason. Hence, I say - **** gainward.
The Poster has not yet confirmed which card he has.
--
Remember when real men used Real computers!?
When 512K of video RAM was a lot!
Death to Palladium & WPA!!
It seems to me you chose not to read the ad and just went by the generic
picture he used since he didnt include photos of the actual card in his
possession. The description seems to describe exactly what you received.
Albeit, there was no mention of a dead fan, which could be a coincidence
as
others mentioned on occasion they have received cards with dead fans, but
they tried to resolve the issue with the seller 1st. Which anyone should
do.