Agree .. Shawnnepc.
Stick with the G .. and ROGforum.c.

I sent my G75 for repairs (faulty mobo and battery) to service center on august 13ht, and quess what, they are still waiting for parts. This is really insane.

It's the same all over the world.

Not sure what I can tell you guys except that supply shortages happen. Sometimes you go to the store to get milk, and guess what, they're out of milk.

I can say with a pretty high degree of certainty that it has absolutely nothing to do with the Chinese college students who are being pressed into service assembling iPhone 5 units, but any other explanations for why there seems to be a supply shortage will likely have a much diminished degree of certainty. I also worked with someone who did Sony repairs before coming to Asus, and she was always having problems getting parts. This sort of thing hits every company at some point. Anyone who can manage to perfect the process of supply chain management, such that this sort of thing never happens, will have every company in the world beating down their door with big bags of cash to get that person to come work for them.

Sounds like your haveing a serious problem. I would still stick with the G75, lots of us have them with out problems or minor problems we have been able to solve here on this fourm. And we here are just a small % of the total number of these units sold. I would PM cl-scott

john_from_ohio wrote:
What ???

You are a moderator ... is that correct ???

Lets keep it relevant to the questions posted please.

I was being facetious. I figured as much would be rather obvious based on the fact that my comment was rather obvious. It's like when people ask me where someone is, and I might say, "Somewhere that isn't here." I was trying to bring a little levity to the discussion. I can't do anything about the dearth of parts in the channel right now, but I can at least try to provide a momentary diversion to help pass the time.

So as my high school french teacher was fond of saying: Calmez-vous! Then I'd usually respond with, and in my best indignant tone: Je suis parfait! But I digress.