he forced you :S .Sweety you were the buyer right.chiragh said:i got this board because amarbir pushed me a lot !!
+1. I think that's why his PC isnt booting up.Dark Star said:Try resetting the BIOS after installing new Ram![]()
qft+Party Monger said:If amarbir recommended that mobo, he shud get it working too or get it replaced..Atleast thats how a good dealer should proceed..
Unless and otherwise stated, the customer has an option to RMA the board either with the retailer, the distributor or the company itself. Given to understand that the board was dysfunctional at the time of purchase, it warrants an instant replacement by the retailer itself.virus32win said:Why you are highlighting LYNX STORE and people there as thieves, when your hardware knowledge is poor.You should RMA board with Gigabyte service center because according to manufactures product details it should support DDR3 memory.Have you checked DDR3 memory sticks for working condition? may be due to faulty sticks system not booting up.Anyway RMA board by complaint "no display with DDR3 RAM" Amarbir in actual is very good person for dealing, doubting his integrity is foolishness.
Switch said:This is what i understand in simple words:
Chiragh goes to Amarbir's shop and asks for a config. He asks for a Intel board and DDR3 RAM apart from other components but Amarbir presses him for a different brand board as it has more features. Now Chiragh agrees but Amarbir states that due to unavailability of the DDR3 RAM he will pass the system with DDR2 RAM and swap the two but he does charge for the DDR3 RAM.
Now we fast forward and the swap happenes but the system doesn't work. At this point of time the shopkeeper in this case Amarbir should be able to solve this issue. The system has been bought from him in which two products are not compatible(RAM + BOARD). Not the end user fault. He didn't buy parts but bought a full system so he should have everything working from day one. IMO Amarbir should either change the faulty board/RAM with same make or with different make and should give back or take the difference. If he doesn't have the compatible products then he should refund all the money to Chiragh and take back the faulty system. If he refuses to do the same then Chiragh should file a complaint with the consumer court immediately and claim for the full refund plus damages. Under no circumstances he should be running around to get the faulty board changed. He paid for a brand new working product and not a broken POS.
Then he should come back and update the thread cause this way he will not get the solution and he would be losing money.
And to the guys who are suggesting he should have done enough research or anything, he went n to buy Intel board. He was misinformed and was handed a non compataiable/faulty product. Not his fault. His research was sound enough for the Intel board. There is nothing wrong with that.
cranky said:2. You should be aware that all sellers, no matter where, are basically businessmen. You have to do your own research to prevent being duped.
Switch said:And to the guys who are suggesting he should have done enough research or anything, he went n to buy Intel board. He was misinformed and was handed a non compataiable/faulty product. Not his fault. His research was sound enough for the Intel board. There is nothing wrong with that.
greenhorn said:Question at the mods. If a case of questionable behavior (i'm not talking about this particular case) from a registered dealer in business transacted via this forum ( not necessarily via a thread, can also happen via PM etc) is bought to notice, with proof, will any action be taken, or will it just be a bad itrader rating, and nothing more ?