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If Icould make a suggestion here. Mark should let the management at
Fry's ( I think most of the sales staff at Frys are unknowledgable,
and some are just idiots) know what happened.  It is possible that
there was a problem at the manufacturer, and some products were
incorrectly packaged.   Stores will often "make the situaion right"-
possibly exchanging your card or the one you expected to purchase at
no additional expense in order to maintain customer satisfaction

Mike
On Mon, 13 Sep 1999 00:42:00 GMT, mleung@ucdavis.edu (Mark) wrote:

>On Sun, 12 Sep 1999 22:37:29 GMT, Kevin Behn <kmbehn@2xtreme.net>
>wrote the following that was on his/her mind at the time:
>>I'm just curious, does the box say 64 bit anywhere on it.  If it does, then
>>they are telling you that it's an M64.  If it says 128 bit, then they are false
>>advertising.  Please check out the box for me and tell me, honestly, if it says
>>64 bit anywhere.  Even if it doesn't, I still say that you should have known,
>>but if it does, then they told you out right, but like I said before you were
>>just to ignorent of the subject to know.
>
>Let's put this to an end. Like I said before, there is nothing on the
>box that would indicate that it is a M64 card. Under both 3D and 2D
>features, it list it as being a 128bit architecture/acceleration.
>
>-"Even if it doesn't, I still say that you should have known"
>What I don't understand is why you think I should have known it was a
>M64 card if there was no reference to it. It even claimed to be a real
>TNT2 card thru its specs on the box. Price does not ALWAYS indicate
>what is inside a box.
>
>-"but like I said before you were just to ignorent of the subject to
>know."
>I can't seem to win with your single track mind. Say what you will.
>But you don't know wtf you are talking about. Good day.