This is interesting, because by keeping the returned memory, Crucial can remove and re-use the now very very valuable non failed chips on that memory (at the expose of the former owner, and to their great profit)... www.tweaktown.com/news/113133/...
tweaktown.comCrucial refuses to send back a user's defective RAM, also denies warranty replacementCrucial accepted a warranty claim, then refused a replacement and denied returning the defective RAM, only offering a refund far below current prices.
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