QUOTE(aKiSuSu @ Aug 12 2018, 05:15 AM)
Let me make this clear to you, since u admit that I have never said that it is a Kingston compability item, and you also claim that it is your own assumption and your own perspective, its not seller's fault already. And I have the right to refuse refund or exchange with you after you bought the item. I do not owe you anything and the item is with you too.
If you insist with this, I will have to file a police report on you for framing me and accusing me of claiming that I ever said its a Kingston compability product over forum lowyat and tarnishing my reputation, I don't wish to go that far, but I will do whatever it takes to clear my accusation.
I still stand that from my perspective, the way you replied, it's a Kingston compatibility item. But the whole point of this thread is, you failed to inform that the RAM is not compatible to Intel.
I already did my part to check:
1) My mobo is using DDR2
2) My mobo supports 4GB RAM
As per many who agreed in this thread, it is the seller's obligation to tell the buyer that the RAM is not compatible with Intel and can only be used with AMD.
Again, the comments from the forumers here:
QUOTE(MeToo @ Jul 24 2018, 03:25 PM)
To be frank AMD only ram is very very strange. Seller should have informed buyer of this as its not a common thing.
QUOTE(nessus @ Aug 10 2018, 09:46 PM)
I believe its courtesy for the seller to state clearly and concisely what exactly he is selling. In all of your chat logs with the buyer, not once did you mentioned that the RAM can only work with AMD motherboards. An example would be you buying a phone from a seller who clearly states the brand and model but does not tell you the intended market for the phone. Once you had it you discover that it does not support the 4G bands in the country. Wouldn't you be angry that the information was not convey to you before you bought the item?
I believe you are clearly in the wrong in this matter. You are a trusted seller in the community. Don't let 1 mistake sully your reputation.
QUOTE(nessus @ Aug 10 2018, 10:18 PM)
FYI AMD labelled DDR2 RAM are most probably high density RAM that is not supported by Intel's memory controller. That was why I say it's a mistake and not intentional on your part to mislead the buyer.
All the examples that you provide are clearly buyer's fault. But in this case it is clearly different because the buyer did check that his motherboard is using DDR2, he did check his motherboard supports 4GB RAM stick. He just didn't know about the high density RAM which not many people know of and the information was not presented to him.
QUOTE(MakNok @ Jul 30 2018, 04:11 PM)
i believe you should solve the problem.
Yes..His motherboard support 4GB RAM......
BUT YOUR RAM ONLY SUPPORT AMD MOTHERBOARD ONLY....... NOT INTEL MOTHERBOARD.
Now you selling is NOT UNIVERSAL compliant RAM.
i also suprised got such thing.....AMD RAM ONLY for AMD board.
SO did you in the 1st place stated CLEARLY AMD RAM specification???
if not be humble and clear the mess.
I know, you are just a seller. Maybe you won't know all this technical things regarding RAM types. But things like this, AMD only RAM is very un-common, even for the IT people as stated from the comments above from the forumers. There's no way, in this world, a person would ask "Is the RAM, compatible with Intel?". If CPU, yes. AMD or Intel.
And from their point of view, it is your obligation that you need to state it clearly the RAM is for AMD, which you failed to provide.
Like I said, I'm willing to negotiate. If you want to clear your name, simple. I'm willing to negotiate.