FOXCONN P35 Chipset Motherboards
"FOXCONN P35 chipset motherboards, first of new Core3 Series motherboards, offering greater reliability, usability and connectivity."
Published: 17th May 2007 | Source: Foxconn |
FOXCONN P35 chipset motherboards offer increased reliability and performance.
Foxconn today announced the first motherboards based on the new Intel® 3 Series chipsets for mainstream and performance market segments.
Utilizing the innovative Intel® P35 chipset, the new P35A-S and P35A motherboards promise better all-round system performance with support for FSB speeds of up to 1333MHz, built-in future proofing for forthcoming 45nm processors, and support for today’s latest generation processors - Core™2 Quad and Core™2 Duo.
Foxconn’s implementation of the Intel® 3 Series chipsets is based on three central themes which are critical to today’s mainstream and performance computing; reliability, usability and connectivity.
* Foxconn's Core3 Series motherboards offer unprecedented reliability and operating stability, thanks to a range of design features.
* 100% SOLID Capacitor design further improves component reliability.
* FoxOne™ technology provides a highly reliable, robust and intuitive interface for monitoring and tuning system performance.
* Enhanced connectivity; more connections, more possibilities.
The P35A-S and P35A will be available from 4th June in worldwide distribution channels. Pricing has yet to be confirmed.
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I'm getting confused.
Today I received an e-mail from maxpointgmbh.de telling me to contact the distributor for a replacement - but contacting the distributor was the first thing that I did when this issue arise - and the distributor told me to contact maxpointgmbh.de for a replacement.
I have now sent e-mails to both of them telling them that they both ask me to contach the other part for a replacemnt - and I haven't received any reply to those e-mails yet.
How do you normally arrenge such replacemnts? Will I receive a "postage-paid-box" when you ship a new and working PSU so I can return the dead one in that box?
Best regards
Morten
Hmm... because the person who normally deals with service in Germany is still on holiday until Monday I think the other person who is trying to sort this out for you is not quite clear as to the exact procedure they need to follow.
I'll call Germany on Monday and find exactly whats going on.
I'm sorry for the inconvenience that this is causing you. :o
I am looking forward to getting this issue solved. So lets hope monday will be "the day". :)
Ok, thanks for your help.
I am looking forward to getting this issue solved. So lets hope monday will be "the day". :)
Yeah, lets hope so and get you up and running again :yumyum:
Ok, thanks for your help.
I am looking forward to getting this issue solved. So lets hope monday will be "the day". :)
Hiya mate,
My colleague in Germany contacted me earlier today asking me for your contact details, Were you contacted and have they managed to sort service out for you ?
I'm sorry to tell you, but actually I'm not very happy at the moment.
I thought everything was fine - I was told that I'll receive a replacement from maxpointgmbh.de, they should have sent out a replacement yesterday. Today I sent them an e-mail asking for a trackingnumber, but the only answer I got was that they haven't been sending out any PSU because they are waiting for my defective PSU to arrive!?
I have now sent e-mail to both the seller (please look in my first msg. for names) and to maxpointgmbh.de and told them that this is not satisfying. A 1,1 kW high-end PSU is not toy for boys - I really need it in a hurry for my server, that haven't been running for a week so far!
If I have to wait for my defective PSU to reach maxpointgmbh.de in Germany and then wait for a new replacement PSU to arrive here in Denmark this whole replacement could very easy take 3 weeks or more. I think I have been showing a lot of patience so far (one week has passed and noting has really happend so far) but there is a limit to my patience....I don't belive that this should be normal procedure for your replacements? Furthermore they told me that I had to pay the shipping fees myself when returning the defective PSU.
Best regards
Morten
Just received an e-mail from the seller:
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I just talked again to Eddy Klaus.
Usually they don’t ship any replacements in advance. But they will make an exception this time. So your replacement will leave tomorrow at the latest.
Sorry and best regards,
Barbara
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So now I'm more happy! Sorry I had to get rid of some anger in the post above, but I was getting quite frustrated...:rolleyes:
I received replacement PSU from maxpointgmbh.de
Thanks for all you help.



Today I received an e-mail from maxpointgmbh.de telling me to contact the distributor for a replacement - but contacting the distributor was the first thing that I did when this issue arise - and the distributor told me to contact maxpointgmbh.de for a replacement.
I have now sent e-mails to both of them telling them that they both ask me to contach the other part for a replacemnt - and I haven't received any reply to those e-mails yet.
How do you normally arrenge such replacemnts? Will I receive a "postage-paid-box" when you ship a new and working PSU so I can return the dead one in that box?
Best regards
Morten