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Other questions related to GIGABYTE => RMA and service => Topic started by: Tai2323 on May 18, 2012, 12:04:54 am
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Know this is the UK forum and I am in the US, but I could not find an Official US forum.
Anyways.
December 22, I send the motherboard(1 year old) for the first RMA due to a POST error code of 1 long beep 3 short, indicating bad RAM or video.
I get it in reasonable time in mid January
Boot it up, same POST error code, tried different RAM, same error code, tried a different graphics card, same error code (Al RAM/graphics card works in other PCs)
So I contact them back, they said they will pay shipping back to their place, took a long time for me to get the label
I get it back, sold it to someone. The same day they got it, they emailed me and had the same exact POST error code.
So I take it to a local PC shop to see if they can help me isolate the problem, and they tell me a bad PCIE slot was causing the POST codes.
So I sent Gigabyte an email, no response at all.
Send another, they tell me to call tech support, who I called, was on hold for 5 minutes, and then sent to voice mail.
I called again, and they couldn't help me.
So I email CS yet again, no response. Post on the Facebook page, no response, yet all "good" comments had responses within hours.
So I file a complaint to the BBB, 6 days after they received the complaint they finally respond telling me to call or email some guy.
I email him,
3 days today no response,
And what kills me the most is I was told and I quote The replacements were fully tested prior to shipping by our engineers.
If that is the case, when I sent my first RMA out, the engineers should of failed the motherboard to being shipped,as they accepted the second motherboard.
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Hi
Sorry to hear about it. I have passed this complaint to our US branch, they should contact you.
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It does sound like you had a bad experience and certainly something that should never have happened. I can only speak for our local UK centre but they are excellent. The thing is anyone can make a mistake but it would seem that in your case it was compounded.
There is a US forum called TweakTown and it is available here :
http://forums.tweaktown.com/gigabyte/
Hopefully it will be sorted out properly this time to your satisfaction with no more problems.
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Thanks for your input, I got a response today.
I did like the board I had at the time GA-870A-UD3, preformed great for what I paid for it.
But now he is asking for an invoice through the message, so it looks like it might work out.
And I saw TweakTown, but it looked to be more for Tech support. thanks though.
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And thanks to Chuck at Gigabyte USA, I am getting my refund as soon as I ship out the motherboard,
thanks again.
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Well I am glad to hear that everything is resolved satisfactorilly. ;)