SE'ing EVGA?

zabdiel · 08-09-2017, 10:38 PM

I was wondering if anyone knew about this, or if it's possible?!
I have a gtx 1070 with a real invoice (from amazon), serial number, etc; is there anything I can do with that? ideally without sending them a 1070 back..

thank you so much!

zorrophreak · 08-09-2017, 11:41 PM

I mean, considering you have the device, a genuine receipt, and a genuine serial, they should be able to put in an replacement. It will probably be more difficult than sending it back and require you to jump through some hoops to prevent them from requiring you to return it, but it should be possible.

zabdiel · 08-10-2017, 12:24 AM

(08-09-2017, 11:41 PM)zorrophreak Wrote: I mean, considering you have the device, a genuine receipt, and a genuine serial, they should be able to put in an replacement. It will probably be more difficult than sending it back and require you to jump through some hoops to prevent them from requiring you to return it, but it should be possible.

do you have any idea what those hoops might entail? what sort of steps should I take?

Sav3ge · 08-10-2017, 12:32 AM

I think if you say something along the lines of its broken beyond repair because you pc was knocked over by your cat or something like that it may work. Or say liquid is leaking out of it and you tried to send it but they wont let you because its a hazard. Smile

zorrophreak · 08-10-2017, 03:17 AM

(08-10-2017, 12:32 AM)Sav3ge Wrote: I think if you say something along the lines of its broken beyond repair because you pc was knocked over by your cat or something like that it may work. Or say liquid is leaking out of it and you tried to send it but they wont let you because its a hazard.

Its a graphics card dude. Liquid leaking is pretty awful in the first place.

(08-10-2017, 12:24 AM)zabdiel Wrote:
(08-09-2017, 11:41 PM)zorrophreak Wrote: I mean, considering you have the device, a genuine receipt, and a genuine serial, they should be able to put in an replacement. It will probably be more difficult than sending it back and require you to jump through some hoops to prevent them from requiring you to return it, but it should be possible.

do you have any idea what those hoops might entail? what sort of steps should I take?

Send some pics of the broken device, issues, credit card needed, stuff like that. Since you have the card already, it shouldn't be too difficult.

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