Hi there....I'm from india and i own a Gigabyte EX-58 EXTREME which was purchased about a year ago....a few weeks ago i started having a problem where the motherboard kept on restarting...i contacted my local service centre on 17 August 2010 and submitted the board on the same day...
I visited the same service centre on 23 August 2010 as per the confirmation from the phone call that my replacement had arrived. At the service centre i was offered the Gigabyte EX-58 UD4 m/b....
However, i had refused to take the replacement after which an assistant manager - sales on behalf of Gigabyte (Mr. Arnab Chatterjee) tried to help me out regarding the same....
He requested me to take the UD4 as a stand by and wait for the extreme or a worthy replacement to arrive...
I would like some clarification if the obvious downgrade is the standard company policy of gigabyte as i had an RMA problem with Tagan where they did not have my PSU (BZ-800) and replaced the same with a BZ-900???
I have sent an e-mail to the Assistant Manager referred above at his e-mail id '
arnabc@gigabyte.in' today. The contents of the mail is as given below:
Dear Arnab,
As per the discussion we had, I am forwarding you this mail.
I had submitted my Gigabyte EX-58-EXTREME motherboard to Digicare Service Centre on 17 August 2010 since the same was having some restarting problems. On 23 August 2010 I was requested to pickup the replacement for the motherboard as per confirmation on the phone conversation I had earlier that day.
At the service centre I was offered the Gigabyte EX-58 UD4 motherboard as the replacement which I refused to accept. However, as per Mr. Arnab Chatterjee's request I had accepted the UD4 motherboard as a Stand-by until the time it takes for my replacement motherboard (the same or a higher model) to arrive. Further, a verbal promise by Mr. Chatterjee was give to me that the replacement would be a Gigabyte EX-58 A-UD7.
I sincerely appreciate Mr. Chatterjee's effort in solving the problem to my satisfaction and also hope that a satisfactory conclusion can be achieved for the same at the earliest.
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Abhishek Bhattacharya