Originally posted by: SignalSoldier
looks so fishy!!! no photos no product info! I want to bite but my investigative side tells me otherwise?? any takers?
Originally posted by: orcageek
I hope this works out for you guys who bought. After reviewing Securemart's website, they take no responsibility for manufacturer defects or problems. In fact they list a bunch of mfgs that they will not accept returns from and reserve the right to include any additional mfgs at any time. They also do not have a toll free number for either sales or service.
After googling msi 6800gt I found this rather disturbing website where MSI has 'allegedly' been dumping 6800 cards as 6800gt, buyer beware!
http://www.techpowerup.com/?2051
Originally posted by: orcageek
I hope this works out for you guys who bought. After reviewing Securemart's website, they take no responsibility for manufacturer defects or problems. In fact they list a bunch of mfgs that they will not accept returns from and reserve the right to include any additional mfgs at any time. They also do not have a toll free number for either sales or service.
After googling msi 6800gt I found this rather disturbing website where MSI has 'allegedly' been dumping 6800 cards as 6800gt, buyer beware!
http://www.techpowerup.com/?2051
Originally posted by: Icedawg
I read that as well concerning MSI's problems, but I've have had good luck with MSI both in video cards and motherboards in the past. From what I understand, it was limited to a small number of cards sold in Germany.. and MSI has already responded to the story:
MSI responds to 6800GT problems
On Friday last week we reported, that MSI is selling NX6800GT-TD256E's which show seriously degrated performance.
Today MSI has come up with a Press Release which offers "immediate and free replacement or a refund" of the defective cards.
According to MSI, 350 defective cards were sold. Those cards do have NVIDIA's NV45 chip, MSI says the real cause of the "still unknown chip problem" remains to be found.
I-D