Abit RMA is cool

[kleptophobiac]

I called up Abit RMA and asked if having heatsinks epoxied on to my board for RMA would be a problem, and the dude (who spoke perfect English) told me it shouldn't be an issue. Cool!

Just wanted to let people know that the Abit RMA people are really liberal with their RMA policy.

[afireinside]

Think they would take my NF7-S back? Its covered in dielectric greese and has nothing but AS5 mixed with AS3 on the NB ;) Its kinda hanging on my tool bench wall thingey right now....

[bigpoppa]

ummm sure just keep it hanging there dude............OR you could clean it off and RMA it.... ive RMA'ed greased boards after an hours worth of cleaning...its so worth it...its worth 3 hours of cleaning IMO. Reason im stuck with allot my NF7's is voltmods

[afireinside]

Well:
1:the newer NF7s dont like BH5
2:I kinda threw the NB cooler away

Would they still take it? Do I pay for anything besides shipping?

[Stang_Man]

Originally posted by afireinside
Well:
1:the newer NF7s dont like BH5
2:I kinda threw the NB cooler away

Would they still take it? Do I pay for anything besides shipping?

my new nf7 loves BH5...

245FSB, 5-2-2-2, 3.3vdimm

[sandman]

My NF7 died, and they've been dicks throughout the whole thing.

personally, I hope they burn in hell.

[Gokou]

i can feel the love

[mata2974]

Somebody should fire that whole RMA ...dept.

[CSOFT]

They told me the same thing over the phone but could not get them to say it over email (so i'd have some proof). After argueing with them for a while I got it in email. They say its ok at add sinks to the board but you cant change the stock NB cooler.

[mata2974]

you guys are just lucky

[[-Stash-]]

I know it's been said a thousand times or more already, but if you screw your board through carelessness or even by accident, that's your lookout, you shouldn't be RMAing that.

There's an old carpenter's saying that is VERY applicable here;

"Measure twice, cut once."

[Teus]

an abit RMA prolly depends on the persons you're dealing with. a friend RMA'ed his board, it was okay to have dielectric grease in the board. they brought his new board and picked up the dead one.

he had to pay his board anyway because of "user abuse". that's pretty nasty how they do it, if they reject the RMA they make money because I don't think you can send the 'new' board back