DO NOT BUY PCPartner MOTHERBOARD

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4 total messages Started by Constantin Teodor Thu, 07 Jun 2001 12:51

#982

Author: Constantin Teodor
Date: Thu, 07 Jun 2001 12:51

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In the past I've bought one with a VIA chipset and after 9 months and 29
days,
it went bad.
After I've contacted the technical support from PCPartner, they refused to
handle the
warranty, you see, the shop, where I bought it from, is closed now.
Thanks god, for the other computer, however my advice to you is as
follows:
    DO NOT BUY PCPartner VIA chipset PRODUCTS,
    DO NOT TOUCH THEM, BECAUSE FROM MY
EXPERIENCE, THEY ARE BAD NEWS.

Re: DO NOT BUY PCPartner MOTHERBOARD

#983

Author: Mike Daniel
Date: Thu, 07 Jun 2001 15:24

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In article <RyKT6.52891$hV3.78347@newsfeeds.bigpond.com>, 
cteodor@bigpond.com says...
> In the past I've bought one with a VIA chipset and after 9 months and 29
> days,
> it went bad.
> After I've contacted the technical support from PCPartner, they refused to
> handle the
> warranty, you see, the shop, where I bought it from, is closed now.
> Thanks god, for the other computer, however my advice to you is as
> follows:
>     DO NOT BUY PCPartner VIA chipset PRODUCTS,
>     DO NOT TOUCH THEM, BECAUSE FROM MY
> EXPERIENCE, THEY ARE BAD NEWS.
> 
> 

Aren't they another name for PCChips? Shouldn't have bought the $59 
board. Next time stick to someone like Intel, Asus, Abit, Soyo, etc.

Mike

Re: DO NOT BUY PCPartner MOTHERBOARD

#984

Author: Garion32
Date: Thu, 07 Jun 2001 18:33

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My gigabyte is doing just kfine for me:) i haven't had any probs.
"Mike Daniel" <mdaniel1---killspammers@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:MPG.15893c8c203df74b989fd4@news.supernews.com...
> In article <RyKT6.52891$hV3.78347@newsfeeds.bigpond.com>,
> cteodor@bigpond.com says...
> > In the past I've bought one with a VIA chipset and after 9 months and 29
> > days,
> > it went bad.
> > After I've contacted the technical support from PCPartner, they refused
to
> > handle the
> > warranty, you see, the shop, where I bought it from, is closed now.
> > Thanks god, for the other computer, however my advice to you is as
> > follows:
> >     DO NOT BUY PCPartner VIA chipset PRODUCTS,
> >     DO NOT TOUCH THEM, BECAUSE FROM MY
> > EXPERIENCE, THEY ARE BAD NEWS.
> >
> >
>
> Aren't they another name for PCChips? Shouldn't have bought the $59
> board. Next time stick to someone like Intel, Asus, Abit, Soyo, etc.
>
> Mike
>

Re: DO NOT BUY PCPartner MOTHERBOARD

#985

Author: Peter Milnes
Date: Thu, 07 Jun 2001 22:44

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No they are not the same as PCChips. They are VERY similar to VTech who stopped
making PCs about three years ago (except for the Hong Kong market).
Cheers, Peter.

"Mike Daniel" <mdaniel1---killspammers@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:MPG.15893c8c203df74b989fd4@news.supernews.com...
: In article <RyKT6.52891$hV3.78347@newsfeeds.bigpond.com>,
: cteodor@bigpond.com says...
: > In the past I've bought one with a VIA chipset and after 9 months and 29
: > days,
: > it went bad.
: > After I've contacted the technical support from PCPartner, they refused to
: > handle the
: > warranty, you see, the shop, where I bought it from, is closed now.
: > Thanks god, for the other computer, however my advice to you is as
: > follows:
: >     DO NOT BUY PCPartner VIA chipset PRODUCTS,
: >     DO NOT TOUCH THEM, BECAUSE FROM MY
: > EXPERIENCE, THEY ARE BAD NEWS.
: >
: >
:
: Aren't they another name for PCChips? Shouldn't have bought the $59
: board. Next time stick to someone like Intel, Asus, Abit, Soyo, etc.
:
: Mike
:

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