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Old July 1st 03, 11:11 PM
Bratboy
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Default Some venders you just have to wonder about

Not going to name companies here but ya gotta laugh at this one.

Card I bought came with a fancy Blue Orb cooler which has a fan that has CFM
of 5.9, in part because the default clocks are higher than Nvidia spec.
Anyway the fan started dieing so contacted them and they sent me a new
cooler but am only supposed to swap the fan part out. This would be fine
except that the bloody part they sent me has a fan with only 3.5 CFM.
Fortunatly I was already working with another company to replace it with
what it origonally had but still I can't imagine what they were thinking
sending me a cooling fan thats half the pwr of the old one to use on a card
thats bios already overclocks the chip. Go figure hehe


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Old July 2nd 03, 08:10 AM
Ron Merts
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Sounds like further proof that you should not smoke crack before answering
tech support calls and issuing replacement parts.

Ron

"Bratboy" wrote in message ...
Not going to name companies here but ya gotta laugh at this one.

Card I bought came with a fancy Blue Orb cooler which has a fan that has

CFM
of 5.9, in part because the default clocks are higher than Nvidia spec.
Anyway the fan started dieing so contacted them and they sent me a new
cooler but am only supposed to swap the fan part out. This would be fine
except that the bloody part they sent me has a fan with only 3.5 CFM.
Fortunatly I was already working with another company to replace it with
what it origonally had but still I can't imagine what they were thinking
sending me a cooling fan thats half the pwr of the old one to use on a

card
thats bios already overclocks the chip. Go figure hehe




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Old July 3rd 03, 12:33 AM
Derek Wildstar
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"Bratboy" wrote in message ...

Not going to name companies here but ya gotta laugh at this one.


Why wouldn't you name names? Isn't the whole point of complaining to either
fix the problem, or not fixed, warn others of potential problems? It's not
like you claimed they burnt your house down, it's just a parts snafu.





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Old July 3rd 03, 03:15 PM
Bratboy
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Because it was just something silly/funny that just caught me off guard not
something I consider a reflection of the company hehe. Especially since they
have discontinued makeing graphic cards I can actually understand how they
(tech support) could make the mistake they did. I wasnt aware they had
stopped makeing Vid cards but I recontacted them and things are copacetic
(actually OCZ is going out of its way to help me with my problem and
possibly find a replacement for the card at this point so really no
complaint about the company ) just thought was worth a chuckle.
Just Jess

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"Bratboy" wrote in message

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Not going to name companies here but ya gotta laugh at this one.


Why wouldn't you name names? Isn't the whole point of complaining to

either
fix the problem, or not fixed, warn others of potential problems? It's not
like you claimed they burnt your house down, it's just a parts snafu.







 




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