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| 119763 | 2003-02-09 21:37:00 | What would people here consider an appropiate waiting time to get a faulty GAINWARD Ti 4200 graphics card replaced? Can anything be done to speed up the process? The old card I am using will not run some programs! Thanks Regards Rob |
gramps (881) | ||
| 119764 | 2003-02-09 21:53:00 | Where did you send it to? If it went back to Taiwan, you could expect up to a month to get it back, maybe more because of the postal service. I thought if you had a faulty gainward then they were just going to replace them? |
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| 119765 | 2003-02-09 22:03:00 | roofus As far as I am aware it was sent from the dealer in Christchurch to Auckland for Replacement.Just like to know expected time frame before I start bugging the dealer! |
gramps (881) | ||
| 119766 | 2003-02-10 02:21:00 | I would say that surface mail might take a couple of days each way. Allow a couple of days for sickies, public holidays, and "administration". If you haven't got the board (or a good excuse) in a week, start bugging them. | Graham L (2) | ||
| 119767 | 2003-02-10 02:39:00 | Just had confirmation that the card is being returned as No fault found,Funny since I installed my old tnt2 card I have not had 1 crash in 8 days. So it looks as if I will have to suffer and run my computer at high temperature and hope the motherboard can handle it,as the tnt2 cannot handle daoc. What card would be a good replacement(when I get some coppers together) must be a dual as I love my 2 monitors. Yes I am 67 and play computer games and very disgruntled at the Gainward supplier. |
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