QUOTE(ALeUNe @ Feb 9 2012, 12:21 AM)
Try slot in the low latency DDR2/DDR3 ram module to HP/Compaq notebooks and you know it's not working out of the box.
HP/Compaq don't give a damn even if you cry your lung out.
For me, Acer is one of those that works out of the box. Excellent compatibility with low latency ram modules right out of the box.
I tortured my Acer notebook. I tested various ram modules and SSDs in it. I have not encountered a single compatibility issue.
I'm running it 24/7 for many months now. It's still running perfectly fine.
Speaking of HP, my 3-month old DV6-6001TX just died on me last night. I just sent it back to Thundermatch for RMA.
My wife only uses the DV6 for word processing and some FB flash games.
For good order sake, tell us which current Acer notebook that doesn't work out of the box.
Perhaps Highpoint can do something about it.
1. Its not about what works when you start slotting other memory modules or various RAM modules or SSD or whatnot. I am talking about the function after you take it out from the box.
2. For every HP that dies, I'm pretty sure that another Acer or Asus or whatever also dies, hence the topic title here. What concerns people here is the quality of after sales service being provided here by Asus, and to a certain extend, Acer. Is is satisfactory? Up to par? People are being given the runaround here, as per postings above.
3. You will have machines that die on you. That is a fact of life, no matter what the brand. That is why we have the concept of warranties. Again, the issue here is how the specific distributor of such products react to warranty claims or reports of damage. This thread is not about Acer being super invulnerable based on one unit of computer, nor is it about HP being lousy for having computers that dies on you. What is the reaction of the Acer service center and the HP service center?
QUOTE(Revamperz @ Feb 9 2012, 02:00 AM)
why sudently become rojak made of asus n acer in here? dint u see the highpoint rep said direct pm? i somewhat understand ur frustation but please, make this thread about the topic not some bashing thread.
pm the guy or better yet make abother thread about it.
What riles me about the Highpoint rep is that they dare to come in, ask for constructive comments and all that after I've dealt with their service center. This is not my first dance with them. Nor would it be the last.
You would expect that this should have been handled and settled at the service center level. No, it is not. Customers are being told by the service rep to go back to the reseller to complain. In turn, where do you think we would send the unit to for repair? Of course, the service center also. Why the added hassle?
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Threads like this serve as a reminder to all service centers and manufacturers on the obligations they have with consumer. Having longer warranty means nothing if you have to wait until you cannot help but buy a replacement unit.