(12-07-2019, 09:52 AM)C8Stingray Wrote:

(12-07-2019, 02:13 AM)Jax007 Wrote: wrong item will definitely work. i've been swapping amz items for years.

that being said, why dont you se a gpu straight from asus with AR or HP, just get a serial put hp care on it and enjoy a free gpu. There are also many more methods to get a gpu.. Hope i helped

I went on HP's website and I can see HP Care for their individual laptops and PC's but I didn't see it anywhere for just a GPU. Are you saying get an HP computers SN and register for HPcare with it? Also checked out asus and I didn't see any paid protection plan type program. Looks like asus has the rapid replacement program I'm guessing thats what "AR" is referring to? Their replacement program requires a carrd on file which I'm assuming a VGC carrd or privacy carrd would work for an SE.

(12-07-2019, 02:22 PM)Jax007 Wrote:

(12-07-2019, 09:52 AM)C8Stingray Wrote:

(12-07-2019, 02:13 AM)Jax007 Wrote: wrong item will definitely work. i've been swapping amz items for years.

that being said, why dont you se a gpu straight from asus with AR or HP, just get a serial put hp care on it and enjoy a free gpu. There are also many more methods to get a gpu.. Hope i helped

I went on HP's website and I can see HP Care for their individual laptops and PC's but I didn't see it anywhere for just a GPU. Are you saying get an HP computers SN and register for HPcare with it? Also checked out asus and I didn't see any paid protection plan type program. Looks like asus has the rapid replacement program I'm guessing thats what "AR" is referring to? Their replacement program requires a carrd on file which I'm assuming a VGC carrd or privacy carrd would work for an SE.

Thats correct, you purchase hp care pack for the pc that has the part you're after (in this scenario a gpu) and then you troubleshoot for the "faulty" gpu Thats a priovate method im shating with you here as for asus it involves calling em and they do advanced replacement. Maybe i shall make a tutorial thread on how to se anything from asus.

(01-10-2020, 10:43 PM)Jax007 Wrote: thats correct, its SE not a refund you wont need pop or pics, well actually theres a way to bypass that

(12-30-2019, 02:29 AM)bi0hazard02 Wrote: How this is as turn out to you mate?

I'm planing doing the same method for same GPU.

(01-17-2020, 04:51 PM)eremus123 Wrote:

(12-30-2019, 02:29 AM)bi0hazard02 Wrote: How this is as turn out to you mate?

I'm planing doing the same method for same GPU.

Just to sum up everything, it seems like this was a success for me. Tried to match the weights of the items based on Amazon's description (both GPUs were listed to be 1400g)

I ordered a Gigabyte 1660 that weighed 1366g using one account and then ordered a ASUS 2080ti that turned out to weigh 1249g using another Account (different CC, address, IP, etc). This account didnt have any past orders but it was an aged account (close to 6years) so was a bit worried about this.

Once I received the the 2080ti, i live chatted amazon and told them I got the wrong item. They told me to email them a picture of the item I received and I did and they started the return process for me. Also managed to get 10$ credit to make up for their 'error'.

Took out some sponge from the 1660 to lower its weight and managed to get it to around 1345g and shipped it backed. Live-chatted them once I did this to provide them with the tracking and also immediately got a refund for the return shipping. Once I knew that the item had arrived at their warehouse, I live-chatted them again and they told me to resend the shipping tracking details. They confirmed they received the item and issued a refund.

Hopefully, everything goes well from here, will check my statement in a few days to confirm. Was highkey afraid that the SE would fail tbh after seeing quite a few posts recently about the Wrong item Method being unsuccessful. Was kinda shocked that no investigation was carried out as well, but I'm not complaining.

Thanks to everyone for the advice and help again!

(01-17-2020, 06:15 PM)Checkpoint Wrote:

(01-17-2020, 04:51 PM)eremus123 Wrote:

(12-30-2019, 02:29 AM)bi0hazard02 Wrote: How this is as turn out to you mate?

I'm planing doing the same method for same GPU.

Just to sum up everything, it seems like this was a success for me. Tried to match the weights of the items based on Amazon's description (both GPUs were listed to be 1400g)

I ordered a Gigabyte 1660 that weighed 1366g using one account and then ordered a ASUS 2080ti that turned out to weigh 1249g using another Account (different CC, address, IP, etc). This account didnt have any past orders but it was an aged account (close to 6years) so was a bit worried about this.

Once I received the the 2080ti, i live chatted amazon and told them I got the wrong item. They told me to email them a picture of the item I received and I did and they started the return process for me. Also managed to get 10$ credit to make up for their 'error'.

Took out some sponge from the 1660 to lower its weight and managed to get it to around 1345g and shipped it backed. Live-chatted them once I did this to provide them with the tracking and also immediately got a refund for the return shipping. Once I knew that the item had arrived at their warehouse, I live-chatted them again and they told me to resend the shipping tracking details. They confirmed they received the item and issued a refund.

Hopefully, everything goes well from here, will check my statement in a few days to confirm. Was highkey afraid that the SE would fail tbh after seeing quite a few posts recently about the Wrong item Method being unsuccessful. Was kinda shocked that no investigation was carried out as well, but I'm not complaining.

Thanks to everyone for the advice and help again!

you are talking about the Asus rog strix 2080ti that costs like 1400 euros? So it weights 1249g? That's useful. On amazon page in my country says like 998g or 1500g.

what  amazon are you talking about? US or EU?

(01-18-2020, 06:07 AM)eremus123 Wrote:

(01-17-2020, 06:15 PM)Checkpoint Wrote:

(01-17-2020, 04:51 PM)eremus123 Wrote: Just to sum up everything, it seems like this was a success for me. Tried to match the weights of the items based on Amazon's description (both GPUs were listed to be 1400g)

I ordered a Gigabyte 1660 that weighed 1366g using one account and then ordered a ASUS 2080ti that turned out to weigh 1249g using another Account (different CC, address, IP, etc). This account didnt have any past orders but it was an aged account (close to 6years) so was a bit worried about this.

Once I received the the 2080ti, i live chatted amazon and told them I got the wrong item. They told me to email them a picture of the item I received and I did and they started the return process for me. Also managed to get 10$ credit to make up for their 'error'.

Took out some sponge from the 1660 to lower its weight and managed to get it to around 1345g and shipped it backed. Live-chatted them once I did this to provide them with the tracking and also immediately got a refund for the return shipping. Once I knew that the item had arrived at their warehouse, I live-chatted them again and they told me to resend the shipping tracking details. They confirmed they received the item and issued a refund.

Hopefully, everything goes well from here, will check my statement in a few days to confirm. Was highkey afraid that the SE would fail tbh after seeing quite a few posts recently about the Wrong item Method being unsuccessful. Was kinda shocked that no investigation was carried out as well, but I'm not complaining.

Thanks to everyone for the advice and help again!

you are talking about the Asus rog strix 2080ti that costs like 1400 euros? So it weights 1249g? That's useful. On amazon page in my country says like 998g or 1500g.

what  amazon are you talking about? US or EU?

its the asus 2080ti turbo not the strix!

amazon us