Guys,
If you have a HP, Dell, Toshiba, or even Mac laptop with an NVIDIA card, please check out this site. The focus of this site is on HP, but the problem is for all. And if you think you can add to this site, feel free to join.
In short, the problem is a defect within the NVIDIA GPU. They were made defective, and on top of that, the cooling system is not nearly adequate. They end up burning up within a year or two. Specifically with HP, they are NOT covering this problem under warranty, and passing along cost of $400 or more to fix. The fix they are offering is using the same defective chipset, which will again fail within months.
All these HP users are trying to get is a free repair or fix. HP was paid by NVIDIA to the tune of $200 million to cover the fixes. HP is charging customers for the repair. It's shady at best. Check out the site for a lot more detail into this.
HP Lies: The nVidia Defect
If you have a HP, Dell, Toshiba, or even Mac laptop with an NVIDIA card, please check out this site. The focus of this site is on HP, but the problem is for all. And if you think you can add to this site, feel free to join.
In short, the problem is a defect within the NVIDIA GPU. They were made defective, and on top of that, the cooling system is not nearly adequate. They end up burning up within a year or two. Specifically with HP, they are NOT covering this problem under warranty, and passing along cost of $400 or more to fix. The fix they are offering is using the same defective chipset, which will again fail within months.
All these HP users are trying to get is a free repair or fix. HP was paid by NVIDIA to the tune of $200 million to cover the fixes. HP is charging customers for the repair. It's shady at best. Check out the site for a lot more detail into this.
HP Lies: The nVidia Defect
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