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I would think Stage 2 is the latest for any change

Post Date: 2020-12-04

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  Quote Spartacii Quote  Post ReplyReply bullet Topic: I would think Stage 2 is the latest for any change
    Posted: 04 Dec 2020 at 10:50am
I wonder how often clients change their configurations after pulling the trigger. I would imagine clients doing so makes DS crazy!

I would think that Stage 2 is the latest where you can still change your configuration build. On a  quarter of the systems that I have ordered from DS, I end up changing my configuration between pulling the trigger and Stage 1 and another quarter of the time, I end up changing my configuration after Stage 1 but before Stage 2.

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Your order has been placed into our backlog, our inventory department will begin to allocate the components necessary for your order and add it to our backlog. This stage usually takes the longest depending on how busy we are.

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A special component bin has been assigned for your order. We then locate components from our inventory and place them inside your component bin. If any components are out of stock, we are then waiting for them to be delivered to our storage center.

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Our team is running a final batch of tests to verify the integrity and stability of your system. This allows us to ensure that every system we ship will be a rock-solid machine for years to come. We will also install benchmark utilities and testing software to correctly monitor your system's performance throughout our stress testing process.

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  Quote Cretae Quote  Post ReplyReply bullet Posted: 05 Dec 2020 at 4:06am
If you don't want to delay the build, I think you can get away with up to stage 4. After that, it may delay things. DS is very accommodating and want very much for each of us to get what we want in the end. They'll change out a part in stage six if you want them to. After all, it's your rig, not theirs.
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