I would so be buying one of these if it was in Australia
Originally posted by: Freewolf
Looks like the same one they was doing the combo with. If so I should have one in a few days with a 2600xp
Originally posted by: Unforgiven
i ordered mine last night and i have to say that im really unimpressed with their customer service. i had to use a different ship to address than billing addy and its been nothing but a pain the a$$.
cancelled my order as i was given the run around and treated like $hit :| ill never do business with these tools again!
Originally posted by: Engineer
The deal, as I posted above is dead now...but earlier, you could have gotten the board for FREE...since you didn't have to purchase a CPU with it to get the rebate. Mine has shipped. Also, since the board invoice shows $50.00 for the purchase price and there was $10.00 MWave super dollars applied to get the price down to $40.00 + 8.11 shipping (total $48.11), the full rebate of $50.00 should be given. If this works out, those who ordered will get a free board and around $1.89 to take it!
Now you have to buy the CPU and board to get the rebate...wasn't that way earlier!
mwave is owned/operated by newegg.Originally posted by: Xemus
I've done business with Mwave in the past, not in about two years because of Newegg's prices, but all my experiences with mwave were positive, even during credit card hassles (using a friend's card).
Good company.
Originally posted by: lobadobadingdong
mwave is owned/operated by newegg.Originally posted by: Xemus
I've done business with Mwave in the past, not in about two years because of Newegg's prices, but all my experiences with mwave were positive, even during credit card hassles (using a friend's card).
Good company.
Originally posted by: panhead49
hey Engineer..... ..why do keep sticking screw drivers in your old boards trying to "fix" them......oo damn....it dosent work now ..so....i have to buy a bigger and better one now ..
come to think of it......i can use this one on the wife to get some new blood in here.....
I have only bought one Soyo motherboard in my life, and it was definitely the last time I will make that mistake again. Listen to this: bought a board that did not work, but unfortunately for me, I didn't find that out until it was too late to RMA it. After 2-3 weeks of arguing with Soyo, I finally got an RMA # from them. I sent it back to them, and ~6 weeks later, it arrived back, along with a bill for $50 for "testing" it, because they said that it worked! Only thing is, I didn't trust them after the way they had acted to start with, so I put a bit of superglue on where the motherboard's "bag" folded over, and it had not even been opened. THAT'S how good of a company Soyo is, my friends. And every component that I had been using on the board is still in use to this day, so it was quite obviously their motherboard.Originally posted by: SinfulWeeper
My experience with mwave came to an instant halt because they will not ship to me USPS. Otherwise other than that one factor they are a great company.
My experience with Soyo motherboards has been the absolute suk...
..just picked it up because it's cheap.