After power cycling the computer, Windows booted up just fine. Yesterday, I was greeted to a black screen stating that a boot device was needed, to hit a key to try again, etc. OCZ replaced the drive within a few days, thanks to an advance RMA. I originally bought a drive in late 2010 only to have it stop working completely in late June of last year. I just started having problems with my second Vertex 2 yesterday. Industry standard from my experience with other vendors. My RMA's took between 1 and 2 weeks including weekends and shipping time. If you want to try other things first - hit their forums and prepare for some low-success-rate suggestions that JUST MIGHT, MAYBE, POSSIBLY, PERHAPS have a chance of saving your disk and data. The OCZ forums are a free bonus that OCZ provides, and it is unrelated to the RMA process. Not once have I ever heard of a case where OCZ refused an RMA an SSD because a user hadn't jumped through hoops and tried various low-success-rate experiments first. Sure, if you go asking questions on the OCZ forums, there are suggestions of things you can try INSTEAD of an RMA, but that's only because it's a user forum, and not their official RMA process. Regardless of the reports of voodoo troubleshooting and hatred people seem to have for OCZ, I've never had anything other than professional and quick RMA's from them (once for a PSU, twice for SSD's).
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