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I have more than 82 emails to resolve an incident with Nvidia.
And when there is a problem they lie to you directly to make it look like they are working, but when you call customs they give you other information.
Mateo attended me, who when things got more complicated became Giovana but with the same ID. Suspicious
Take care and a lot of free time, repairing my product more than 120 days.
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