Actual RMA request....

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WetWilly

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1) Suppose this person knows how to properly attach a heatsink?

2) If the CPU is good, here's my suggested response:

WINDOW LOADING FINE NO DEFECTIVE PRODUCT
CPU WORK NO BROKEN
MADE WORK NO ERROR NO BREAK PRODUCT GOOD YOU KEEP
 

RGN

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FUNNY IT IS THREAD
WINDOW NOT IS WHY
FLOOR ASS LAUGH MY OFF
 

natto fire

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TOO BAD NO WORK CPU
THAT PISS OFF HIM MUST HE BE
IT OVERCLOCK HE WANT DO TO
MORON MAYBE BE HE IS?
 

jonnyGURU

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RMA OFFER I DO
SHIP ME TO CPU I TAKE
TESTING WINDOWS NO FALL DOWN
I SHIP BACK YOU KEEP YES CPU YOU BUY
 

jonnyGURU

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Burn, Carrot and others confused by: &quot;WINDOW LOADING DEFECTIVE PRODUCT&quot;

The first line of the RMA request was simply him typing in the &quot;FATAL EXCEPTION ERROR 153224645:223455645.....&quot; (something like that) that he had received.

I thought it was funny with and without the FATAL EXCEPTION ERROR.
 

RanDum72

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Probably recessive genes from Neantherdal ancestors are coming out.


&quot;Me Tarzan, you Jane&quot;
 

yakko

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It is not as bad as the guy who came into the bike shop though.

Him: Can you fix this?
jonnyGURU: What is wrong with it?
Him: It's broken.
 

ElFenix

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GET ERRORS I
NOT BOOT DOES
COMPUTER GOOD WORK NOT
 

JohnnyKnoxville

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OK Mr.Guru after running this data through the *moronic customer* language translator,it appears that this fine person is experiencing some computer related trouble.