Nouveau cas de processeur Ryzen 7 9800X3D brûlé. Toutefois, contrairement à d’habitude, ce modèle n’est pas mort sur une carte mère ASRock, mais un modèle de chez MSI. Dans ce cas précis, il s’agit d’une X870E Tomahawk. Le plus « drôle » dans l’histoire, c’est que si le processeur est mort, la carte mère, elle, […]
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Nouveau cas de processeur Ryzen 7 9800X3D brûlé. Toutefois, contrairement à d’habitude, ce modèle n’est pas mort sur une carte mère ASRock, mais un modèle de chez MSI. Dans ce cas précis, il s’agit d’une X870E Tomahawk. Le plus « drôle » dans l’histoire, c’est que si le processeur est mort, la carte mère, elle, […]
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MSI multiplie les références de cartes graphiques avec sa RTX 5070 Shadow x2. Pourquoi multiplie ? Tout simplement parce qu’il s’agit de la 19e référence de RTX 5070 figurant au catalogue de la marque. Véritablement, MSI propose une gamme ultra complète avec ce GPU, peut-être un peu trop ? Quoi qu’il en soit, cela ne […]
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MSI multiplie les références de cartes graphiques avec sa RTX 5070 Shadow x2. Pourquoi multiplie ? Tout simplement parce qu’il s’agit de la 19e référence de RTX 5070 figurant au catalogue de la marque. Véritablement, MSI propose une gamme ultra complète avec ce GPU, peut-être un peu trop ? Quoi qu’il en soit, cela ne […]
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MSI is a fairly new entrant when it comes to PSU components but the manufacturer has made it a priority to upgrade its entire lineup to the latest ATX 3.0 standard. The manufacturer offers its line in three segments, the entry-level MAG, the mid-tier MPG, and the enthusiast-grade MEG series. We previously got a taste of the MEG Ai1300P and the MPG A1000G ATX 3.0 PSU but this year, MSI is finally unleashing its flagship product, the MEG Ai1600T which goes all onboard the ATX 3.1 PSU segment with premium components and a powerful 1600W Titanium rating. MSI MEG Ai1600T […]
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Last week, a dutch etailer caused quite a stir after telling RTX 5090 pre-order customers that they would have to wait longer for their graphics cards to arrive. Despite having units in stock, the store claimed that Nvidia had issued a recall of RTX 50 GPUs. We were quickly able to establish that no such recall is or was taking place, and now, customers who have been kept waiting for over a month are starting to get their graphics cards.
One of our YouTube channel subscribers, Ben, got in touch with us about the situation last week, producing proof of purchase for the RTX 5090 at uwgamespecialist.nl, as well as the email from their customer service stating that Nvidia had recalled a number of graphics cards. Ben had purchased the RTX 5090 for 3399 euros in January but despite the card showing as in stock on the retailer's website, he could not get an update on when the card would ship. This eventually led to the now infamous ‘recall' claim. The CEO for uwgamespecialist.nl later admitted in email to KitGuru that there was no recall and promised to get Ben the unit he ordered.
In an email this morning, Ben confirmed to us that he did indeed receive his MSI RTX 5090 Suprim graphics card from uwgamespecialist.nl on Monday. We know of at least one other customer who bought the same graphics card at a similar price, on the same day as Ben, who is also awaiting their unit. It is our hope that they also get their unit in the coming days.
To catch up on the whole story surrounding this situation, be sure to check out the editorial from our Editor-in-Chief, Allan Campbell, HERE.
KitGuru Says: If you are buying an in-demand item like the RTX 5090, be sure to keep an eye on the store you ordered from for any stock updates and raise the alarm if you notice something suspicious, like a dubious recall claim. You'll always be able to tell if a legitimate recall has been issued or not, as product recalls always require a public announcement from the original product manufacturer.
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Il y a quelques jours, nous apprenions qu’un revendeur avait initié une campagne de rappel de carte graphique. Cette dernière impliquait des RTX 5090 en provenance de chez MSI qui l’a d’ailleurs très mal pris. En même temps, le motif de campagne aussi sérieuse qu’éphémère mentionnait un risque d’incendie des cartes. Bref, la marque au […]
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Following on from yesterday's report about a Dutch retailer informing customers of an MSI RTX 5090 recall, MSI has responded, denying that any recall is in progress and sharing a list of authorised resellers.
Here is the statement in full:
“We had the unpleasant surprise of learning on 03/06/2025, through an article on the Kitguru website, that a Dutch retailer—UW GAME SPECIALIST [https://uwgamespecialist.nl/]—allegedly informed a customer that they were unable to fulfill their order because 5 Geforce RTX 5090 32G Suprim SOC from our brand had supposedly been recalled due to a fire hazard. With this statement, we would like to make it clear that these allegations are absolutely false, that no recall program is in progress, and that our products present no such risk. Furthermore, we would like to specify that this retailer is not one of MSI’s partners, and we do not work with them. We reserve the right to initiate legal proceedings against those responsible for these highly defamatory allegations, which harm our brand’s reputation, as well as against anyone contributing to their dissemination”.
Below is a list of authorised MSI resellers offering GPUs throughout the Benelux region:
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KitGuru Says: If you are looking to buy an RTX 5090, make sure you check the list of authorised etailers. Above, you can find the list of MSI's authorised resale partners.
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