For the record, has anyone got any proof regarding Abit's high RMA rate?

[PCResources]

<< I don't buy a word this guy says. Never have. Far too many claims without a single shred of proof. You're telling me a MultiNational computer company has NO web presence at all. Surely if this company is so involved in the industry there MUST be some reference to them somewhere... other than what this guy 'says'. >>



Well, I founded PC Resources, i made this company what it is today, many of our designs and innovations are made specifically for military use, do not expect those innovations to be widespread, and do not expect to find any kind of information about them...

There will be a web page up pretty soon, but these things take time if you want them done right... I want a web page that is representative for PC Resources, as near perfection as you can come...

If you believe me or not, that really does not matter, i am not here to fool anyone into buying something from me, in fact, i have never ever made any attempts to sell anything to anyone... Maybe you should rethink your standingpoint, you have nothing better to post than that you do not believe what i say? Can you offer any input regarding the high RMA rates of Abit boards? If not, then what is the point of that post?

Patrick Palm

PC Resources

 

[miniMUNCH]

Well, I myself am interested in knowing more about PC Resources.

I simply find it remarkable that you would test 1000 boards from each manufacturer for each chipset. In MSI, Abit, ASUS, and Intel alone you have 20+ mainstream motherboards, which means you tested 20,000 motherboards, whether they were slapped into systems or not...

A company of that size should have an excellent website like two years ago...what's up? I am simply skeptical at point...nothing else.

And the whole &quot;I build super high quality system for mission critical apps&quot; bologna makes me laugh...no one builds mission critical apps on Microsoft anything. If your not using MS then I'll shut up about that. But MS and the term &quot;high-quality&quot; are absolute strangers.

But the bottom line is even windows 2000 is &quot;duck tape and bubble gum&quot; software, can't run anyhthing on it without crashes and/or data corruption at some point in time.