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Aronj66 · 11-04-2005, 10:48 AM

I have ordered more hardware from Newegg than I can possibly count.. MY one and only experience with newegg RMA was excelent.. I sent my bad vid card back, and they sent me a new one all said and done was only 6 days. I am soo sick of local prices these days. I understand the markup, but it is just anoying when you need something that day. I think I would have called newegg and had them overnight a new board rather than buy locally. As for the XP issues, I guess I've been lucky.. every time I've changed boards it has worked out.. I even went from an AMD NF2 board to an Intel 915P, and just had to wait for all the hardware to be recognized again and add drivers for the unsupported stuff. It was pretty painless, and I swap hardware alot, I thing MS has my XP licenses flagged now for soo many re activations. But it always works, at least when the hardware has the proper drivers.

11-04-2005, 10:48 AM	#10
Aronj66 Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: MD Posts: 24	I have ordered more hardware from Newegg than I can possibly count.. MY one and only experience with newegg RMA was excelent.. I sent my bad vid card back, and they sent me a new one all said and done was only 6 days. I am soo sick of local prices these days. I understand the markup, but it is just anoying when you need something that day. I think I would have called newegg and had them overnight a new board rather than buy locally. As for the XP issues, I guess I've been lucky.. every time I've changed boards it has worked out.. I even went from an AMD NF2 board to an Intel 915P, and just had to wait for all the hardware to be recognized again and add drivers for the unsupported stuff. It was pretty painless, and I swap hardware alot, I thing MS has my XP licenses flagged now for soo many re activations. But it always works, at least when the hardware has the proper drivers.