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The guy said if it’s not returned in 28 working days (6 weeks in other words) they would offer me a refund or replacement. At this point I’m leaning towards a refund and going elsewhere with my business as @Gibbo didn’t reply to my mention about this subject either.
Possibly the first sign of re-adjustments to come.
Didn't someone point out that margins (avg across all products) are down to something like 7-8% once you take into account R&D etc. costs? Halo products will have higher margins for sure but they have lower volume too. Doesn't justify stupid prices but does explain why you can't use bill of materials alone to set pricing.
I've no idea, I was just using my own ball park figures from what i heard the components on a PCB individually cost from various Youtube channels.
I will only use that place for the same reasons.
You have to give them 1 chance to repair or replace unfortunately due to it being past 30 days. If you’ve given them a “reasonable” amount of time to do so and still haven’t, then you can go for a refund.
The crazy thing is I spent 4 days after it started playing up buying a new PSU to make sure it wasn't my 850 Watt Seasonic PSU that wasn't powerful enough for the Zotac. They are stating 1000 to 1200 watts as minimum depending on where you look. If I had reported the problem straight away i would have been under the 30 days and they would have replaced it. I mentioned this on the phone to the guy and he basically said bad luck, SMH.
I would have thought they would have honoured it given what you’ve said. Technically they don’t have to, but it isn’t great for you. Especially given the fact you’ve offered to pay extra fir a different model. Could you speak to a manager?
What is a "reasonable" amount of time to repair though? Pretty sure Overclockers will want a full month before they offer a refund which doesn't seem reasonable to me.
It’s usually around a month, then you have right to reject. However if you have given them a chance to repair and it doesn’t fix the issue, you can then get a refund.
I think that dispels any notion that the 4090s are selling as well as they are hoping for.
@Maccy ....
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