NX6800-TD256E PCI Express - NOISE, NO ULTRA COPPER, very high FAN SPEED

Well I also have bought a NX6800-TD256E PCI Express.
The card was advertised at MSI.COM.TW with ULTRA COPPER and adjustable Fan Speed.
One week ago on the website of MSI the card had Ultra Copper. Now, not any more. :hypecrite:
When I bought this card 4 weeks ago:
1. the website information about this card was with UltraCopper
2. the website of the dealer was with UltraCopper
3. the packing is with ultra hopper
4. now I can not adjust the fan speed
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/products/vga/vga/pro_vga_detail.php?UID=639
Even the packing shows ULTRA COPPER.
Nothing true, and this for EURO 365.00. Shortly in my mind this is unfair competition. There is a law in Europe: "law against unfair competition". Maybe not in the US and TW.
Who else does have the same trouble ?
Is there a solution with MSI ?

This is a user to user forum only, no MSI techs or representatives are present.
If you have the means to follow up legally, then do so, but this is not a place to start a rant or a petition. Please contact your reseller for a refund or exchange.
Wonkanoby is a pretty good guesser.
This thread is now closed.

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