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What is the point of writing down a detailed fault report when the dumbass doesn't even read it.
"The motherboard and CPU can run for one week without any problems."
So Scan recieve it today and test for three hours (Prime95) and it passes. So bloody what. I've ran memtest 12 hours and it never failed. It can freeze after 2hrs, two days and the longest run one week. Never miss a beat in the meantime.
I've seen machines run Prime95 time for three days and only then lock up. I've seen them run prime95 happily then lock up when they're doing nothing.
I've had a machine fail memtest. You replace the ram it runs three days no probs you send it back charging for dodgy memory and it fails as soon as the user gets it.
The machine came back and yes it's the same fault. They do memtest and it fails. Put new ram in it fails. Different sockets it fails. They freeze the board and it runs happily. Then however it carries on and refuses to crash or fail. They can't get it too fail again. Send it back and it never comes back. Dry joint or what???
"The motherboard and CPU can run for one week without any problems."
So Scan recieve it today and test for three hours (Prime95) and it passes. So bloody what. I've ran memtest 12 hours and it never failed. It can freeze after 2hrs, two days and the longest run one week. Never miss a beat in the meantime.
I've seen machines run Prime95 time for three days and only then lock up. I've seen them run prime95 happily then lock up when they're doing nothing.
I've had a machine fail memtest. You replace the ram it runs three days no probs you send it back charging for dodgy memory and it fails as soon as the user gets it.
The machine came back and yes it's the same fault. They do memtest and it fails. Put new ram in it fails. Different sockets it fails. They freeze the board and it runs happily. Then however it carries on and refuses to crash or fail. They can't get it too fail again. Send it back and it never comes back. Dry joint or what???
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