Corsair H60 leaking? - Hardware & Software

Hey, I recently purchased a corsair H60 and when I opened the box I got this awful fucking smell, I look at the bag and it turns out the entire interior of the box was soaked in this gross smelling fluid as well as droplets of liquid in the bag itself. I was wondering how often this happens as well as if I would be eligible for a refund or something (I've heard that most things liquid cooling related you're the one at fault) [t]http://i.cubeupload.com/xfW8oH.jpg[/t] [t]http://i.cubeupload.com/hFnUy1.jpg[/t] [t]http://i.cubeupload.com/MjrDVL.jpg[/t] thanks~

I'm guessing it got fucked in shipping. If you bought it at a store, you can probably just go back in and swap it out, if delivered, just contact the seller. It really shouldnt happen too often but DOAs are awesome right

[QUOTE=Death_God;43688009]I'm guessing it got fucked in shipping. If you bought it at a store, you can probably just go back in and swap it out, if delivered, just contact the seller. It really shouldnt happen too often but DOAs are awesome right[/QUOTE] they didn't replace my monitor which had this really weird thin lines between the pixels that make it hard to look at and games looked like garbage because it would basically null anti aliasing, 300$ monitor I now use as a secondary for teamspeak 3 and a text editor. oh and my motherboard which had a dead cpu socket when it arrived :|

[QUOTE=Johnny Guitar;43688608]they didn't replace my monitor which had this really weird thin lines between the pixels that make it hard to look at and games looked like garbage because it would basically null anti aliasing, 300$ monitor I now use as a secondary for teamspeak 3 and a text editor. oh and my motherboard which had a dead cpu socket when it arrived :|[/QUOTE] Where you buying from? Got to watch those return policy fine prints especially on monitors... I like newegg personally- few times I had doa parts they replaced without blinking.

[QUOTE=H8Entitlement;43707770]Where you buying from? Got to watch those return policy fine prints especially on monitors... I like newegg personally- few times I had doa parts they replaced without blinking.[/QUOTE] Newegg has been slipping lately. I've been buying parts from them since the late 90s and have never had any issues until about a year ago when they started "forgetting" to ship parts of my orders and giving mile long excuses after hours with tech support. I also had to do an RMA with them late last year that was nothing short of hell. GPU manufacturers were forcing you to take those free game vouchers, that of course weren't free. They have an exact price of $100 and for any reason you had to return the card, you would get a refund minus $100 for the voucher, unless you were like me and bitched up a storm to get a full refund for the card and the voucher.

[QUOTE=H8Entitlement;43707770]Where you buying from? Got to watch those return policy fine prints especially on monitors... I like newegg personally- few times I had doa parts they replaced without blinking.[/QUOTE] NCIX

Return it ASAP and don't open the bag

[QUOTE=GiGaBiTe;43725271]Newegg has been slipping lately. I've been buying parts from them since the late 90s and have never had any issues until about a year ago when they started "forgetting" to ship parts of my orders and giving mile long excuses after hours with tech support. I also had to do an RMA with them late last year that was nothing short of hell. GPU manufacturers were forcing you to take those free game vouchers, that of course weren't free. They have an exact price of $100 and for any reason you had to return the card, you would get a refund minus $100 for the voucher, unless you were like me and bitched up a storm to get a full refund for the card and the voucher.[/QUOTE] As much as newegg may have slipped, they haven't slipped as bad as tiger direct. The place I bought my first component.