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Inside GIGABYTE – Australian Service Center Tour

Author: Cameron Wilmot SUMMARY: GIGABYTE Australia was kind enough to let us inside their Melbourne service center to take a close look at their operation and just exactly what goes on inside. Armed with digital camera, we visited their office last week and will show you in pictorial form just what is involved in repairing a motherboard from start to finish.
Editor: TweakTown Staff
Category: Miscellaneous
Published: 29th June 2005

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Inside GIGABYTE Melbourne – Tech Support and Problem Diagnostic The majority of this article will be a pictorial with explanations, where they are required. - Tech Support We’ll start off with the tech support guy below who works with GIGABYTE’s distributors and major resellers. End-users are unable to speak with GIGABYTE directly however the distributors and resellers facilitate the support for the end-user.
The tech support guys test bench which is used for any testing which may need to be done to provide answers for the end-user. - Problem Diagnostic The first step in repairing the faulty product (whether it be motherboard, graphics card, notebook or any GIGABYTE component for that matter) is to determine which part of the product is faulty.
The photos above show the debug equipment used to help determine which part is faulty and what needs fixing. The card in the PCI slot spits out a number which can then be referenced to work out what needs to be fixed.



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