JAD said:
"John Doe" <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> wrote in message
Msi put it on the board, they should fix it.
In your obscure opinion.
Whos cares about the info here,
I can see why you don't, considering so many of your replies don't
even take the information provided into consideration.
If the manufactures weren't allowed to pass off the expence of
warranty and RMAs to the venders,
They wouldn't be manufacturers.
maybe they wouldn't be making this crap and dropping it on the
market. MSI ECS FIC can't stand those brands.
My experience is different. None of my (mostly MSI) mainboards have
failed.
A while back I contacted ASUS about a USB port problem. ASUS sent
me a MB as long as I sent the other board back for inspection(on
thier dime). AOPEN exchanged a MB for me also.
Good for you.
too much to expect that if they need a fan on the chipset to use
one of decent quality?
If you read this group, you might notice it's a common problem. But
you don't read even when you reply.
Manufacturers typically don't communicate with end users no matter
what the product. Manufacturers deal with OEMs and distributors.
Manufactures should stand behind their product,
They do, it's called a "warranty".
instead of pawning off crap
Maybe you just have bad luck.
to OEMs or venders..and letting them deal with the end users.
Obviously nobody cares about your opinion because that's not how
it's done.
I expect and appreciate manufacturers provide technical information
about their products. Most of the components we buy are incredibly
cheap. You would know that if you've ever bought electronic
components individually.
Some day, manufacturers might deal directly with end users. Maybe
that will be better. But it's typically not the way things are now.
