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Other questions related to GIGABYTE => RMA and service => Topic started by: arknor on August 20, 2012, 11:01:33 pm
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I RMA'ed a 460GTX with 1gb of memory and a 256bit memory bus.....
I receive a card that looks the same as my old one, it has a sticker indicating its a 1gb model....
yet GPU-Z shows it as a 768mb card with a 192bit memory bus? WTF?
did you take all the stickers and serial number from my 1gb card and slap them on a 768mb card and send it to me?
will this be rectified? I dont want a 768mb card I want one equal to what I sent you , nearly every game uses around 1gb these days 768mb cards dont cut it.. It's also not what I paid for when I bought the card.
(http://gpuz.techpowerup.com/12/08/20/h04.png)(http://i.imgur.com/eCdE8.jpg)
only 24 rops so obviously not a 1gb card as it should have 32
nvidia control panel shows it as 767mb
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Your RMA team are claiming my own card was repaired and sent back to me.
they believe OCUK sold me a 768mb model with a 1gb model sticker on the card.
they are claiming your cards dont have stickers its laser printed onto the pcb but it was not like this 2 years ago.
GO AND LOOK AT ANY REVIEW OF THE GIGABYTE 460 THEY ALL HAVE A STICKER"! ITS HOW YOU USED TO DO IT....
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physically it has all the memory chips of a 1gb version as I can see them between the gap of the heatsink and the PCB.
I've also started having lockups again with this card
your RMA team seems happy to leave me with a 1gb card thats beeing detected and 768mb...
I'm certainly not happy
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Thanks for letting us know. We are checking internally now.
You will be contacted by our RMA dept asap
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Your RMA team are now going to arrange a collection so they can check the bios and memory bus.
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Good, please let us know the result afterwards.
And sorry for the problem happened with our product
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its definitely an odd one!
I cant work out how a card that physically has
1gb memory
256bit bus
32ROPS
can turn into a
768mb
192bit bus
24 rops model just from the core being replaced , as far as i can find out the exact same core is used in all the different versions of the 460..
ive also had it confirmed that gpuz on windows 7 with the most recent nvidia drivers does detect the 1gb cards as what they are so its very strange.
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18434486
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the issue seems to have been resolved and i have been sent a replacement card which should be exactly the same as the one I RMA'ed in the first place.
I have not yet tested the card but the model numbers , revision etc look good
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Hi arknor
I have only just seen this thread but I am glad to see that it seems to have been finally sorted out properly for you. Sounds extremely weird though. :-\