been waiting 3 weeks now
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BFG most awesome company ever!!
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been waiting 3 weeks now
Soldato
This is excellent service from BFG!
I've seen quite a lot of threads popping up like this one, I think my next GPU will be from BFG.
I've seen quite a lot of threads popping up like this one, I think my next GPU will be from BFG.
Sicne gtx260 and gtx275 are end of line I would guess you will get a nice gtx285.
Soldato
They're not any more EOL than the 9800 or GTX285 so it could be anything.
Check the delivery invoice on DHL when you get the shipped notice.
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Conrgats mate! Anyeone know if the XFX warranty is the same ?
Soldato
No, it's poo in comparison. The only company remotely close to BFG on warranty is EVGA.
Quick update.
Got an e-mail response very quickly asking me to call in to arrange an RMA. Rang the number on the website for non-US customers and spent 20-25 mins on hold. When I finally got through I explained the problem, gave them my mobile number and confirmed my details (had already registered them earlier that day through the website). I was then told I'd get an RMA e-mail and to just follow the instructions and that was that.
E-mail arrived containing a link to a web form where I had to enter my mobile number. After a few false starts with it not recognising it my g/f suggested removing the first 0 and that worked. I then got a 3 page form to print out and use to send the card to BFG Europe in Wales, 1 to put in the box, 1 to put on the box and 1 to keep. Will be posting it via special delivery today.
Slightly peeved that I've already spent at least £5 calling the USA, especially as the actual talking to someone part took about 2 minutes, but at least I've got an RMA!
Got an e-mail response very quickly asking me to call in to arrange an RMA. Rang the number on the website for non-US customers and spent 20-25 mins on hold. When I finally got through I explained the problem, gave them my mobile number and confirmed my details (had already registered them earlier that day through the website). I was then told I'd get an RMA e-mail and to just follow the instructions and that was that.
E-mail arrived containing a link to a web form where I had to enter my mobile number. After a few false starts with it not recognising it my g/f suggested removing the first 0 and that worked. I then got a 3 page form to print out and use to send the card to BFG Europe in Wales, 1 to put in the box, 1 to put on the box and 1 to keep. Will be posting it via special delivery today.
Slightly peeved that I've already spent at least £5 calling the USA, especially as the actual talking to someone part took about 2 minutes, but at least I've got an RMA!
Soldato
no not quite, they don't do radeons 
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Why did you phone them? Just send their tech support an e-mail.
http://www.bfgtech.com > Support > Contact Support. Easy.
For me, it's now been 14 work days that BFG have had my card.
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nice one
Soldato
Nice one 
Why did you phone them? Just send their tech support an e-mail.
http://www.bfgtech.com > Support > Contact Support. Easy.
That's actually exactly what I did first. I filled out the web form giving them all the info it asked for but I got an e-mail back telling me I needed to phone in. Would have been nice to set it all up by e-mail but never mind, as long as I get a replacement then it's no big deal.