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"Oh iBuyPower.... Have fun reading folks!
THE GOOD:
1. Its fast. Its pretty.
2. I called for the customer order number I forgot to write down. Curteous phone call, prompt response.
THE BAD:
Where to start... lots and LOTS of bad....
1. The 8800GTX videocard was not screwed in (ever) and was bouncing around inside the case. NICE.
2. There was another card, AirCruiser pci bouncing around in there too, probably unseated by the 8800GTX or just thrown in there by the installer. Ever heard of screws folks?
3. The front fan doesnt work and it appears to be part of a larger harness including the cathode tubes. The pci switch driving both doesnt do anything.
4. The big side fan (its a Thermaltake Armor) was not connected.
5. The SATA drive (single) had become disconnected. Can't fault iBuyPower there since SATA connectors are always loose.
6. The exhaust fan near the powersupply isnt working.
7. The memory card reader was not connected.
8. They didnt bother to connect the frontside USB. I use a hub anyway, but that was annoying.
9. Old NVidia drivers for the 8800GTX. 163.xx or something.
I will never trust them again that's for sure. The reason I didnt complain directly to them is because I got the machine working and I want to game, not deal with RMA for the unimportant broken stuff. Plus they would probably break something important if I sent it back. I'll take some responsibility for this disaster since I was dumb enough to place the order.
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