There's this little thing called product support. Usually companies will support their products for a few years at least. Now I don't think it would be reasonable to expect support for a product built in the 90's, but even most warranties last a few years and customer support even longer. I'm willing to pay for the fix instead of demanding it for free or something. Nobody expects a company to be perfect or have 0 problems. The truly great companies are the ones that make it right when they mess up. Now if my eVGA Motherboard and eVGA video cards are drawing too much power through the 24-pin connector and eVGA has a fix, is it too much to ask for them provide that fix?

If eVGA wants to replace my hardware with something that doesn't have the problem instead, that would be acceptable. But if not, then let me BUY the Powerboot!