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I purchased the new dual 2 gig processor G5. It has been crashing every 5 minutes or so. I have taken the computer to the Apple store total of four times and the problem was not fixed. They have told me to keep trying, and will not offer a new, working replacement. I have lost jobs and future projects as a result of depending on Apple products. Kevin of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada (3/16/04):
The faults I have witnessed are as follows....the beachball of death, the mutilanguage screen of death, total lock ups, and yes I have seen the ever so rare Blue screen of death (just once) ... yes they do have one. These faults can occur anytime, processor usage does not seem to play a part in these failure. I called apple care tech support and Customer Relations. Both were a waste of time, I called the store I bought it from. They, or Apple, have no intention of swapping it out for a different one, let alone give me my money back. Yesterday was my one week anaversary with this piece of junk, and it's been in the shop for the last two days. I wish I had never bought the unit, or any Apple for that matter. Since I've been having trouble with it, I have intentionally deterred 3 buddies, and one LAN Mang. from buying that model, or any Apple for that matter. Deanna of Chicago (5/31/04):
At any rate, many people are having same issue and apple keeps telling me there is nothing I can do except wait for the fix. I have been waiting 6 months and their so called fixes havent worked for anyone. I keep hauling the computer to the applestore in hopes that if I bring it there enough I will eventually get a refund. I know it can't be fixed until Apple admits they made faulty computers and replace the parts with different parts. I suspect that apple and ATI are disputing, because ATI has pulled the 9600 grx card in my computer from their site. Apple will absolutely not refund my money, and my warranty is almost up ... have been pursuing this since a month after I purchased it which is when I actually started to try do some work on it. Damage Resulting: Lost freelance pursuits. 3000.00 computer. Is most definately a lemon. I have had to turn down jobs because of no reliable computer to work on, the G5 is sitting on the floor right now I am working from an old G3. Chantelle of Toronto (12/8/03):
I have lost hours of my time carting the broken machine around, thousands of dollars in lost jobs (freelance editing) and a few years off my life in stress and anxiety at spending $4000 on something which does not work. Report Your Experience
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