Thank you for the help, however considering we've already gone through this once I think its only fair that I dont spend another £20 on shipping the board to you. That would take the cost for me up to £40 which is over 10% of the actual cost of the board. This returns procedure is becoming expensive and I do not see why I should stand the bill when none of this was my fault. Also, there is the matter of potential damage. I dont mind waiting for the new board and seeing if all the ram will still function, but if there is danage due to some kind of short or other error, will scan or its supplier accept liability?
p.s. or would your technicians like to test the ram as well?