Vengeance 2000 serial number location

Here are some examples of where and what to look for:. Rad Power bikes have their serial number on the head tube. This is on the front of the bike. Some Schwinn bicycles also have the unique identifying number their serial number on the head tube.

A serial number located on a rear dropout. Some BMX bikes and a few Schwinn bicycles place the serial on the rear dropout. On older Schwinns there are numbers stamped on both the drive side and non-drive side rear dropouts; the one on the non-drive side dropout is the serial number.

Some bikes have multiple serial numbers. Hopefully you can find the serial number on the bicycle you're looking at - email contact bikeindex. How do you tell a Prototype by its serial number? Talk about solid-state and DMD pinball machines. Post by Hippochrome » Thu Jan 12, pm So here's the issue: Ive got a Diner and Jackbot that I believe are Prototypes, and was told to look at the serial numbers to make sure. What am I looking for in the serial numbers?

I did a little research and apparently I'd sometimes be looking for an 'X' in the serial number, or sometimes no serial number at all.

Doesn't sound very conclusive to me Re: How do you tell a Prototype by its serial number? Post by Vengeance » Thu Jan 12, pm It's more likely you have an early production machine as opposed to a prototype in both cases.

As an example, my JM is missing all the artwork on the White Triangle inserts That say sector 1 - 5 bit I highly doubt it's any kind of prototype, just an early production machine. It is the same series and has the same chip ratings so I assume that would be fine, but wanted to confirm. From what I understand of RMA process, is if the memory is bad and since its a kit then Corsair replaces all 3 to match as well, so is their a way in the RMA process to request a 4th DIMM to match the set and pay for it since at the time they will have a lot of matched chips to choose from?

Sorry, I thought I read somewhere either in this forum or in the RMA process that if a part in a kit fails you send the whole kit in since they all need to match otherwise they are not running as a kit even if only one is throwing memtest error. Are you saying when we buy a kit with a lifetime warranty that you can replace just a single chip yet your official recommendation is to NOT to mix DIMMs. I don't get it since that makes the warranty useless. So your warranty RMA basically removes the one benefit of buying kits which is to be able to run them in the triple or quad channel configurations.

Please explain if my understanding is incorrect, but I thought that was the main point of a matched set. Or is it that you replace the one chip but find one that you ensure works well with the set and is tested to make sure of this? If thats the case then this still make the warranty useful and me happy :. Or is all this quad and triple channel stuff over hyped? I will be doing intensive video encoding of HD video using x H.

Hello, the memory modules arrived there on the 28th. When do I get an answer about the RMA status and replacement? RMA status still shows "parts not received". Case Sign In Sign Up.