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SpaceComputech does handle the RMA and aftersales service for Patriot in India. I spoke to them last week. AFAIK they have a branch in Kolkata, not sure about other cities though

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I was looking for these kits in pcpricetracker but couldn't find any except for the Teamgroup ones. I'm not inclined to buy them since they don't seem to offer aftersales service in India

Are there any 3600 or above B-Die kits in here? I was looking for some

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Expected Price (Rs) 4250 Shipping from Durgapur, West Bengal Item Condition 5 out of 5 Payment Options Bank Transfer, UPI Purchase Date Sep 28, 2018 Shipping Charges Excluded - at actuals Have you provided two pics? Yes Remaining Warranty Period None Invoice Available...

In Mumbai. I went to their collection centre in Grant Road. That centre was pretty hard to find, ngl.

I did RMA of Asrock motherboard and Corsair PSU before covid hit. Both took 2+weeks but there was no nuisance. In the middle of covid I did RMA my PSU again, toh about a month for that which is understandable given the situation. Also I sent my Logitech mouse for RMA and they had no stocks of it...

Thanks for the info guys

Okay. And where do we ship the product for RMA in that case?

I see. Any idea about Arctic?

Hi all. I'm looking to buy either Lian Li Galahad 360 or Arctic Freezer 360. But I wanted to know who handles RMA and aftersales for these products in India? Do reply if you know anything related to this. Thanks.

I used the G502 Hero for 2 years and then gave it for RMA. I was looking for a lightweight option as G502 is a hefty mouse. Luckily Logitech didn't had stocks and refunded me the full bill amount of my G502 and I went ahead with the Razer Viper(non Mini version). It is so light and the cable is...

Its more like Ryzen is okay but Intel is better. And the problem with Indian folks is that overclocking is just not worth it. To get a stable 5GHz overclock on the i5-8600K we need a 240mm AIO. That itself costs atleast 9k+. So why not spend that on a better GPU? In any situation after 4-5 years...

Yeah reports say that i5 8400 out performs the Ryzen 1600 by huge margin. In some cases it performs almost equal to the i7 7700K. With a 14.5k price tag i5 8400 is definitely the way to go for budget gamers who don't want to overclock. Wish Intel released those H370 boards a little sooner, grrrrrr.