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hi everyone, i searched the web for any occurrences of people having problems with MESH computers. I found this forum and was wondering if anyone can offer any help or advice.
first of all i feel really lame just jumping in here and starting this thread what with being new here n stuff but i really am at a loss as to what i can do and i'm worried i might get screwd by MESH.
first of all i bought a machine from them, a really high spec machine. its details are :
asus a8v deluxe gb lan/1394/sata/raid/audio (934 pin)
amd athlon 64 fx-53 processor
1 Gig ram
2 x 200Gig sata HDD's
dvd rom
dvd +r/-r/rw
256 Meg ddr fx-6800gt+ tvout & dvi
20" NEC tftdvi-d/dvi-i/analogue monitor
etc.
etc.
i paid the sum of £ 2,345.63 going by the review in Computer Shopper I thought this was more than what I need for Digital Video Editing.
I have sent this machine back to base 3 times after a few days of the machine working properly fora few days then mysteriously malfunctioning with a "Disk Error" at boot time. The most recent error is a "Blue Screen" and mentioned a session manager issue. I have no idea what this means.
As well as this I have carried this behemoth of a machine to work. I live about 30 miles away from where i work so it means for me that I have to take this machine on a train to get to work. It weighs a tonne. The reason why I have carried it to work is because I have had an engineer come out to fix it and I also have had it picked up by the couriers here at work. I must also mention the lack of care that the delivery guy had when he simply "threw" it into the back of the delivery van.
I was wondering if anyone had any comments/suggestions about this situation as I have just received the machine back from MESH and after one day of "fine" use the computer will not boot.
I have requested a full refund and apparently I have to write to MESH. Has anyone had a similar situation or the same problem? I dont want to be ripped off and I dont know what to do except to write the letter and wait. Should I send it recorded delivery too?
Any suggestions/comments would be greatly appreciated. I saved up a hella long time to invest in a machine that in almost 4 months of having my account debited i have not been able to do one piece of work (video editing) on it.
Thanks in advance,
Carlo.
first of all i feel really lame just jumping in here and starting this thread what with being new here n stuff but i really am at a loss as to what i can do and i'm worried i might get screwd by MESH.
first of all i bought a machine from them, a really high spec machine. its details are :
asus a8v deluxe gb lan/1394/sata/raid/audio (934 pin)
amd athlon 64 fx-53 processor
1 Gig ram
2 x 200Gig sata HDD's
dvd rom
dvd +r/-r/rw
256 Meg ddr fx-6800gt+ tvout & dvi
20" NEC tftdvi-d/dvi-i/analogue monitor
etc.
etc.
i paid the sum of £ 2,345.63 going by the review in Computer Shopper I thought this was more than what I need for Digital Video Editing.
I have sent this machine back to base 3 times after a few days of the machine working properly fora few days then mysteriously malfunctioning with a "Disk Error" at boot time. The most recent error is a "Blue Screen" and mentioned a session manager issue. I have no idea what this means.
As well as this I have carried this behemoth of a machine to work. I live about 30 miles away from where i work so it means for me that I have to take this machine on a train to get to work. It weighs a tonne. The reason why I have carried it to work is because I have had an engineer come out to fix it and I also have had it picked up by the couriers here at work. I must also mention the lack of care that the delivery guy had when he simply "threw" it into the back of the delivery van.
I was wondering if anyone had any comments/suggestions about this situation as I have just received the machine back from MESH and after one day of "fine" use the computer will not boot.
I have requested a full refund and apparently I have to write to MESH. Has anyone had a similar situation or the same problem? I dont want to be ripped off and I dont know what to do except to write the letter and wait. Should I send it recorded delivery too?
Any suggestions/comments would be greatly appreciated. I saved up a hella long time to invest in a machine that in almost 4 months of having my account debited i have not been able to do one piece of work (video editing) on it.
Thanks in advance,
Carlo.
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