Quincy15

In North America they probably do. My Rampage 5 Extreme is the best motherboard I have worked with, 2 years and its not caught fire once

Because it was so damn slow and it incredibly frustrating having to tell customer service for a week that you already registered the product and being asked again and again. I could not wait the best part of a month without my PC (which I also use for work) so had no choice to purchase a new card during the worst possible time during the current shortage.

Hello, I thought I would post some pics of my Evga SC 980ti that caught fire a few weeks ago. The card was originally purchased in October 2015 and was running fine until it kept crashing when I started gaming one morning. I then heard a sizzling sound and the PSU cut power to my PC. Just was well since smoke was pouring out of the Graphics Card. I contacted EVGA Europe who were not entirely helpful (they spent a week asking me to register the card when I already registered it) and three weeks later provided another 980ti which I sold on to a friend. I could not wait for EVGA to get their act together so I purchased a ASUS 1080 Strix. There seem to be an increasing amount of threads reporting EVGA 980's and 980ti's going China Syndrome.......... Not bashing EVGA but their excellent customer service seems limited to North America.

I was typing that message when he wrote the response. Dude dont be so aggressive

Then make it their problem to find someone. It really is so easy and you cant make that many mistakes. I dont know anyone btw, I always make my own PC's

Carey Holzman does some great videos on building a PC https://www.youtube.com/user/CareyHolzman/videos Have some confidence in yourself

Why cant you build it yourself?

I dont think that it is. Its an American company and they dont show VAT or sales tax until after you click to pay. You thought you were being sneaky and getting a super deal and not paying tax and just crying that it did not work out

You might get a no name brand for that price, or something second hand. Either way you might not be happy

Titan X's are only ever fitted with a reference cooler

Frankly I am amazed you have to ask if its true. Unless you're trolling

My pc can run it but I am not spending £699 on one. Facebook can sod off

People complaining about the companies they work for. Thats very rare lol

Titanic Looks good on the surface but the Nvidia 1080 will make it sink

First ever was a crappy celeron laptop. Second was a crappy hp/compaq desktop