Re: Fcuked up Nvidia service
Sorry to hear about your bad experiences, rohan and Ashish. But as a matter of clarification, it's not NVidia's fault as the thread title suggests. NVidia makes only the GPU and has no control over what gfx card manufacturers do with it. The fault lies with XFX, particularly their service in India. Indian branches often give their parent companies a bad name.
Some time ago, I ordered a Seagate 250GB hard disk from another city, but it was dead on DOA. The surge protection device was cracked and shorted. I sent it back to the seller and they took it to Seagate service center, but the Seagate people said that their warranty does not cover physical damage. So the seller sent it back to me.
I called the Seagate center and explained that the crack was caused by an electrical fault, not physical shock. They asked me to send it to them again, but I said that I did not want to risk wasting more money on courier charges in case they refuse to honour the warranty again.
I said that I would send a picture of the damaged part and they agreed to make a decision based on the picture. I sent the picture but they did not reply. I called them again a week later and they asked me to send the picture again. I did, but again no reply.
I then wrote to Seagate hqrs in the US. They said that it was covered by warranty and asked me to send it to the nearest Seagate service center. But I told them about my experience, so they wrote to Seagate service in India and instructed them to accept my hard disk.
Seagate India told me to send it to the nearest service center, so I again called the same service center and told them everything. They again told me to send the picture. I sent it again, but they never replied.
I gave up and kept the hard disk lying idle for quite some time. Luckily, I managed to repair it myself and am now using it in one of my computers at home.
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