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RMA Abuse.

Googer

Googer

Lifer
I hate Guys like you that think that they can tweak and burn motherboards up; and when you make a mistake you then RMA the Damn thing and say it was not your fault that the board, memory, cpu, Video Card, etc were defective (so blame it on the Manufacturer). All you are doing is abusing the system making life more difficult for the next guy who really did get a bad product and one day we may no longer be able to send Real Manufacturars Defects back all because of you punk tweakers who send stuff THEY BROKE back and have no clue what they are hell they are REALLY doing. Get a real educated background before you decide to tweak any thing and then you may never need to RMA anything. Periond End the abuse that is costing us all money.
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Originally posted by: Googer

I hate Guys like you that think that they can tweak and burn motherboards up; and when you make a mistake you then RMA the Damn thing and say it was not your fault that the board, memory, cpu, Video Card, etc were defective (so blame it on the Manufacturar). All you are doing is abusing the system making life more difficult for the next guy who really did get a bad product and one day we may no longer be able to send Real Manufacturars Defects back all because of you punk tweakers who send stuff THEY BROKE back and have no clue what they are hell they are REALLY doing. Get a real educated background before you decide to tweak any thing and then you may never need to RMA anything. Periond End the abuse that is costing us all money.
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Originally posted by: Mrvile
It's actually whiskey.

Thank you.
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Who cares? No one here I am sure.
 
he is loosing money because we are doing to many rmas , i just think how many works we generate in companies like fedex and ups
 
Originally posted by: Googer

I hate Guys like you that think that they can tweak and burn motherboards up; and when you make a mistake you then RMA the Damn thing and say it was not your fault that the board, memory, cpu, Video Card, etc were defective (so blame it on the Manufacturar). All you are doing is abusing the system making life more difficult for the next guy who really did get a bad product and one day we may no longer be able to send Real Manufacturars Defects back all because of you punk tweakers who send stuff THEY BROKE back and have no clue what they are hell they are REALLY doing. Get a real educated background before you decide to tweak any thing and then you may never need to RMA anything. Periond End the abuse that is costing us all money.
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If your going to go on a crusade to save mass populace money, start by dropping AOL as an ISP. They are propigator numero uno of internet waste.
 
I'm happy with the prices I find my hardware for, and I haven't burnt anything up, so...I dunno. I'd like to see some exact figures on what items would cost if a company didn't have to replace so many of one product being claimed defective. I never see any numbers.
 
I would be surprised if tweakers/overclockers caused even a 10th of the damage that idiots do who force in CPUs the wrong way, don't connect ventilators, cover up computers etc etc.
 
actually i would agree with him. I wish there would be a way for companies to see if something was overclocked at all so they could deny the RMA because I know people who RMA cards and processors just because they won't OVERCLOCK ENOUGH! ITs ridiculous if you ask me.

Wanna overlock? Go ahead~ ehll I do it. But you should not get an RMA out of a bad overclock, or if you were too damn stupid and fvscked it up.
 
"If your going to go on a crusade to save mass populace money, start by dropping AOL as an ISP. They are propigator numero uno of internet waste."

^^^^
 
Originally posted by: Googer

I hate Guys like you that think that they can tweak and burn motherboards up; and when you make a mistake you then RMA the Damn thing and say it was not your fault that the board, memory, cpu, Video Card, etc were defective (so blame it on the Manufacturar). All you are doing is abusing the system making life more difficult for the next guy who really did get a bad product and one day we may no longer be able to send Real Manufacturars Defects back all because of you punk tweakers who send stuff THEY BROKE back and have no clue what they are hell they are REALLY doing. Get a real educated background before you decide to tweak any thing and then you may never need to RMA anything. Periond End the abuse that is costing us all money.
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All hardware should have an integrated PROM that writes a bit when it has been overclocked >10%.

 
I have never seen a system fail because it was overclocked, not to mention the chips are taken to extremes during testing before they even leave the factory that are probably much worse then overclocking. The only real concern should be the voltage. Almost all enthusiast motherboards and new cpu's have cpu measures in place from preventing damage by anyone who tweaks their clock frequency. THE OP is a complete moron. If you think prices would radically falll because of less RMA's you're wrong.
 
Originally posted by: Gannon
I have never seen a system fail because it was overclocked, not to mention the chips are taken to extremes during testing before they even leave the factory that are probably much worse then overclocking. The only real concern should be the voltage. Almost all enthusiast motherboards and new cpu's have cpu measures in place from preventing damage by anyone who tweaks their clock frequency. THE OP is a complete moron. If you think prices would radically falll because of less RMA's you're wrong.
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did you even think much about the prospect of overcloking,its all about undlessly tweaking and toying with hardware and cooling, both with settings and physically. its easy to damage hardware if your handling it improperly and on a regular basis.
 
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