galaxy555
Out of all the possible PSU manufacturers I could have gone with, I landed upon EVGA. What a mistake I made.
 
I purchased a brand new PSU (500B) SEALED from eBay and when i got round to setting it up in my system, nothing!!. And yes it is the PSU because I tried the tester that came with the PSU and no fan spin at all. So then I decided to email evga about this and let them know about this. They sent an email back saying please inform us about the serial number and invoice. I provided them with this information to which they replied "it is not eligible for RMA" due to it being "out of warranty period" and the invoice is not valid. I replyed back saying how is the invoice not valid, i sent a screenshot of the invoice on eBay which included all relevant information but apparently it was "not valid", HOW??, i was given no explanation. I was really frustrated because I invested my money into this brand to provide me a reliable product and not garbage. I could have gone with a Chinese knock off and it would have lasted me longer.. Keep in mind it was brand new and sealed which is what entitled me to buy it in the first place, as you dont expect it to be faulty.
 
I will not be buying from EVGA again, and I recommend you don't either. Worst thing is I replied to the email letting them know what shall I do with this and they ignored me, no email back since. This I see as a cowardly move. I will also be letting anyone now building a system to stay away from the garbage evga sells.
 
STAY AWAY FROM EVGA. They purposely try to shutdown any RMA cases in their early stages. 

bcavnaugh



Now that is what I call a Solid Snake Powered Computer.