AsRock & Biostar Motherboard Sellers in India
zacfx05
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Re: ASRock motherboard DISTRIBUTORS in INDIA?
hey guys abacusperipherals also distribute asrock MB's
www.abacusperipherals.com
hey guys abacusperipherals also distribute asrock MB's
www.abacusperipherals.com
devx
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Re: ASRock motherboard DISTRIBUTORS in INDIA?
Hey., according to. ASRock International Div. JUPITER INTERNATIONAL is the only official national distributor of ASRock in India.,
hey guys abacusperipherals also distribute asrock MB's
ABACUS PERIPHERALS
Hey., according to. ASRock International Div. JUPITER INTERNATIONAL is the only official national distributor of ASRock in India.,
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AcceleratorX
Youngling
Re: ASRock motherboard DISTRIBUTORS in INDIA?
I'm not sure about the status of ASRock w.r.t Abacus. Last I remember, they were NOT selling ASRock motherboards anymore. At the time, the main argument I heard was that ASRock is not very responsive and offers poor warranty, which is true because all their value priced motherboards these days have only a 1 year warranty.
I'm not sure about the status of ASRock w.r.t Abacus. Last I remember, they were NOT selling ASRock motherboards anymore. At the time, the main argument I heard was that ASRock is not very responsive and offers poor warranty, which is true because all their value priced motherboards these days have only a 1 year warranty.
re: AsRock & Biostar Sellers in India
Asrock is stil selling and manufacturing mobo - be it VFM, mid range or enthusiasts category and they really have some top of the line mobos for Intel platform but even I've read in Tom's HW that Asrock mobos has only 1 year warranty - only north american customers get 3 years warranty.
Asrock is stil selling and manufacturing mobo - be it VFM, mid range or enthusiasts category and they really have some top of the line mobos for Intel platform but even I've read in Tom's HW that Asrock mobos has only 1 year warranty - only north american customers get 3 years warranty.
re: AsRock & Biostar Sellers in India
^^ they provides RMA service of Seagate, Gigabyte, and many other brands and so far it seems good
For some examples have a look at here ( last three pages )
*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/service-rma-watch/133227-rma-experience-thread.html
^^ they provides RMA service of Seagate, Gigabyte, and many other brands and so far it seems good
For some examples have a look at here ( last three pages )
*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/service-rma-watch/133227-rma-experience-thread.html
bssunilreddy
Chosen of the Omnissiah
re: AsRock & Biostar Sellers in India
The official Distributors of ASRock Motherboards in India are:
ASRock > Where to buy > Asian
Frontech
Frontech
PUNE:
#1204/23, No.103,
1st Floor, Amit Samruddhi,
Near Pizza Hut, J.M. Road,
Pune - 411 004
E: rajesh@jil-jupiter.com
Ph: +91 20 3250 0471
So call them to ask for ASRock Z68 Extreme3 Gen3 which is around Rs.7100 with taxes.Ok.
The official Distributors of ASRock Motherboards in India are:
ASRock > Where to buy > Asian
Frontech
Frontech
PUNE:
#1204/23, No.103,
1st Floor, Amit Samruddhi,
Near Pizza Hut, J.M. Road,
Pune - 411 004
E: rajesh@jil-jupiter.com
Ph: +91 20 3250 0471
So call them to ask for ASRock Z68 Extreme3 Gen3 which is around Rs.7100 with taxes.Ok.
re: AsRock & Biostar Sellers in India
^^ The price is ok I think because on newegg it's selling at $125 which is roughly ~6.5k but the warranty period mentioned on newegg is only 2 years but here have a look at their RMA policy :
ASRock > Support > Repair / RMA
This is the reason why they can keep the cost low
^^ The price is ok I think because on newegg it's selling at $125 which is roughly ~6.5k but the warranty period mentioned on newegg is only 2 years but here have a look at their RMA policy :
ASRock > Support > Repair / RMA
This is the reason why they can keep the cost low
AcceleratorX
Youngling
re: AsRock & Biostar Sellers in India
I think it's Z68 Pro3, not Extreme3 for 7100 rs. since that is the board advertised on the website. However, someone should check with Frontech to be sure. And yeah, 1 year warranty pretty much sucks.
I think it's Z68 Pro3, not Extreme3 for 7100 rs. since that is the board advertised on the website. However, someone should check with Frontech to be sure. And yeah, 1 year warranty pretty much sucks.
OP
esudip
Overclocker @ 4.8 Ghz
re: AsRock & Biostar Sellers in India
Waste of time Bro.........I brought Asus P8Z68-V with 2500K, I waited for a month and then i purchased it. If you are not in hurry then wait otherwise go for ASUS.
Any news on this??? I also want to buy Gen 3 Extreme 3 mobo to combo with 2500k. I am from Mumbai. Please update if there are any new details regarding the ASROCK motherboard's availability, pricing and Warranty.
Waste of time Bro.........I brought Asus P8Z68-V with 2500K, I waited for a month and then i purchased it. If you are not in hurry then wait otherwise go for ASUS.
NHS2008
Broken In
re: AsRock & Biostar Sellers in India
By wait do you mean like till next month or like not sure,..indefinitely??
I can wait till march.
BTW, How much did you pay for that board and from where??
By wait do you mean like till next month or like not sure,..indefinitely??
I can wait till march.
BTW, How much did you pay for that board and from where??
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re: AsRock & Biostar Sellers in India
What is the point of buying a PCIe "GEN 3" motherboard when i5-2500k will only supply it PCIe "GEN 2" lanes? A "GEN 3" motherboard will run on "GEN 2" if you put in i5-2500k.
This has been answered a lot of times. The graphic cards of today are not even maxing out PCIe 2.0 X8.....maxing out X16 is still far away.
And you are not going to replace i5-2500k if you buy it, in atleast 2 years I can say. By that time Intel will have Haswell.
Just buy a PCIe 2.0 motherboard and be done with it. Don't run after marketing gimmicks.
What is the point of buying a PCIe "GEN 3" motherboard when i5-2500k will only supply it PCIe "GEN 2" lanes? A "GEN 3" motherboard will run on "GEN 2" if you put in i5-2500k.
This has been answered a lot of times. The graphic cards of today are not even maxing out PCIe 2.0 X8.....maxing out X16 is still far away.
And you are not going to replace i5-2500k if you buy it, in atleast 2 years I can say. By that time Intel will have Haswell.
Just buy a PCIe 2.0 motherboard and be done with it. Don't run after marketing gimmicks.