I posted few topics before but in this one I will try to summarise all of them.
After placing an order in the beginning of July I received my PC after about 25 days because lack of right CPU. I had it for 3 days and it broke after an hour of playing Crysis 2. I sent it back next day. My Radeon 6990 was damaged. I knew it straight away but it took PC Specialist nearly two weeks to send me an e-mail stating as fallow:
17-08-2011
“Unfortunatly your GPU failed causing the PC to stop booting. We have returned the GPU to the manufacturer as we have no HD6990s. Currently no one has stock as everyone wants one. We do aim to have a replacement in a few weeks. we are sorry for the delay.”
On Friday I spoke to the guy from Live Support if instead of waiting God knows how long, they could fit GTX 590 inside my rig, he said yes, but they don’t have this graphic card in stock and because it should come on Monday (today) I should contact them that day.
Today again I spoke to sales advisor, he contacted RMA team, they said they had some GTX590’s on Friday but they’ve already used them for different orders. Sales advisor also mentioned they will have some more GTX590’s this week and they will use them on my machine.
Now the question is, why they couldn’t do this when they had 590’s and they didn’t know when exactly they will receive 6990. “Few weeks” can be next week or even next month. I’m happy that they will replace my card for 590 hopefully this week, but why they didn’t think of it before. On their website it says:
“7.2. Goods found to be defective under the warranty will be repaired or replaced with an item of an equal or better performance and equal or better value at the time an RMA (Return Material Authorisation) is generated by the seller.”
I had to contact them and suggest this after all this time come on…
Also I’d like to add that the prices of hardware change every month and I’m not able to use the PC that I paid for.
After placing an order in the beginning of July I received my PC after about 25 days because lack of right CPU. I had it for 3 days and it broke after an hour of playing Crysis 2. I sent it back next day. My Radeon 6990 was damaged. I knew it straight away but it took PC Specialist nearly two weeks to send me an e-mail stating as fallow:
17-08-2011
“Unfortunatly your GPU failed causing the PC to stop booting. We have returned the GPU to the manufacturer as we have no HD6990s. Currently no one has stock as everyone wants one. We do aim to have a replacement in a few weeks. we are sorry for the delay.”
On Friday I spoke to the guy from Live Support if instead of waiting God knows how long, they could fit GTX 590 inside my rig, he said yes, but they don’t have this graphic card in stock and because it should come on Monday (today) I should contact them that day.
Today again I spoke to sales advisor, he contacted RMA team, they said they had some GTX590’s on Friday but they’ve already used them for different orders. Sales advisor also mentioned they will have some more GTX590’s this week and they will use them on my machine.
Now the question is, why they couldn’t do this when they had 590’s and they didn’t know when exactly they will receive 6990. “Few weeks” can be next week or even next month. I’m happy that they will replace my card for 590 hopefully this week, but why they didn’t think of it before. On their website it says:
“7.2. Goods found to be defective under the warranty will be repaired or replaced with an item of an equal or better performance and equal or better value at the time an RMA (Return Material Authorisation) is generated by the seller.”
I had to contact them and suggest this after all this time come on…
Also I’d like to add that the prices of hardware change every month and I’m not able to use the PC that I paid for.
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