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This one works for me. I guess GTX970 was too old and needed the update.

Yeah, at this point a forwarder will be cheaper than $75 Can't believe I have to use a forwarder for a shirt.

Yes, it was. For reference, B&H Photo offers UPS Global Saving (or some name) to me for like $11 and it took 1-2 weeks. So I'm not sure why this one only offer Expedited shipping.

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Just got a new system, guess I have to buy another system then...

Oh don't get me wrong. I intend to compliment their service. The package delay was one thing and I don't have issue with that but the fast issued of replacement, the decision that they let me keep both were awesome

Yep, from another country. When the package arrived in my country, it then changed to use my local logistic service. That's why there was a problem..... That would be great but I imagined they would be like "RETURN OR I WILL CHARGE YOUR CARD AGAIN". Wait.. can they do that? I mean if I refused to return, can they charge my card?

I ordered 1 NZXT LED kit from Amazon. Then almost 2 weeks after the "Estimate Delivery Date", I haven't receive any package yet. I got a status "Look like your package was lost" and a button for "Where's my item?" so I hit that. Shortly after, I was contacted by Amazon CS said that he was sorry and he already issued a replacement order with no cost (okay.. that was fast) and will ship with a priority shipping. 4 or 5 days later, the supposedly lost package arrived. Therefore, I contacted him again and asked if I can cancel the replacement order and if I have to responsible for any return shipping cost. He said that he can't cancel as it already shipped and the return cost would be too expensive and that I can keep both item and sell it, donate, or do whatever I want. I didn't live in the States so I rarely use Amazon service. Never met any customer service like this though. I know that the item was not expensive but yeah..

The PSU looks nice. I wish the silicone come in blue though.

So I end up got the EVGA one. Also just got an email from EK today.

Too bad I'm in Asia but this program looks nice. Yeah but they listed as "Coming soon" whereas Alphacool said "In Production". Should be closer right? lol At the beginning I don't understand why the Alphacool was compatible with a lot of EVGA cards. Knowing that they are reference PCB explain that.

Oh I see..so the difference between each version of EVGA cards are base clock and cooler? Look like EVGA it is.. Thank you.

So I'm getting the GTX 970 with the intention of water cooling it in like 4 or 5 months (budget issue). There is no reference card on sale around here so my choice was restricted to non-ref card as followed. 1. ASUS Strix 2. Gigabyte G1 3. Galax GTX 970 (this should be out. I can't find any one working on the water block for this) 4. MSI GTX 970 Gaming 5. EVGA GeForce GTX 970 Superclocked ACX 2.0 I checked around and look like the only 2 manufacturer that have/will have the block for 970 are EK and Alphacool. All cards were listed as "Coming Soon" on EK site with the exception of ASUS that can be use with GTX 670 block (but I would like to use the specific one, if possible) On the Alphacool site they have Alphacool NexXxoS GPX - Nvidia Geforce GTX 970 M02 listed as "In production". This block is compatible with EVGA ACX 2.0 (with others such as Inno3D, Zotac, etc) So....my question is which choice would be a "safe choice" that I will have the water block to use with? I'm not sure how long these "Coming soon/ In production" usually are. Thanks!

dat lighting doe...