3 years ago
BEWARE! I asked for a EVGA psu, said they were out...
BEWARE! I asked for a EVGA psu, said they were out. I told him I needed at least 650 watts, I need to mount it fan up and exhausting out . He asked for more detail. I told him my psu is part of my cooling system. I need it to pull air from the inside, and blow it out the back. He said the Corsair would "Do exactly what I need". I told him again what I needed, just to double check. He confirmed.
Well, it is a zero rpm fan. That means it never spins up at all. Unless, the inside temp of the psu hits 110 and it might spin up. So my machine will need to catch fire, then the psu fan will spin up.
They won't return it, and they won't replace it with "I told him my psu is part of my cooling system. I need it to pull air from the inside, and blow it out the back". He sold a PSU that does not do what I asked for and claimed that it does exactly what I asked for.
They think I should redo my cooling system. And I am, because I HAVE NO CHOICE!
I ordered some new parts online. I did not want to explain "Positive pressure and Negative pressure". If I wanted to move my water cooler and replace and add fans. I would have designed my cooling system that way to begin with. Now I am working around a PSU that I was told would do something it does not.
Not a big deal right? Who expects their PSU Fan to spin? The product was bought because the salesman said it did something, and it does not. Bottom line. I should get a refund, or exchanged for something that works like I asked for to begin with.
Guitar Center could teach these guys about customer service.