As with all current consumer electronics, the customer is the quality
assurance department. Just as manufacturing jobs are partially
re-imported to North America every time you buy IKEA, (or similar),
furniture.
Your story reminds me of the MB I replaced recently that had three
memory slots, but wouldn't recognize any memory at all if more than one
was in use.
On 7/27/2015 11:50 AM, Mark C wrote:
Here's why I don't like messing with my PC. Trying to add a USB 3.0 card:
Card #1 - Inateck with Fresco Chipset. Does not work - not detected by
Windows. Returned.
Card #2 - Tenex with NEC chipset. Seems to work fine! Detected by
Windows, driver is installed, Windows notifies me of the devices that
could perform faster... but is physically incompatible with my case
(see the picture)
http://www.markcassino.com/b2evolution/media/blogs/PDML/20150723_100156.jpg
Card #3 - TomTop card with same chipset as the card above but with
the ports oriented in the other direction. Does not work when SATA
power is connected - not detected by Windows. *Is* detected by Windows
when power is NOT connected but devices do not work when plugged in.
Probably needs power! I'm requesting a replacement and if that does
not work... to hell with it!
Grrrrr.....
Mark
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