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Just incase anyone is looking for a new Graphics Card... - Nyx - 11-05-2013
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RE: [SE] Just incase anyone is looking for a new Graphics Card... - cr33pyguy - 11-05-2013
Hmm... This might prove useful... Thank you
RE: [SE] Just incase anyone is looking for a new Graphics Card... - Cressi - 11-08-2013
Nice, should perhaps try this out sometime.
RE: [SE] Just incase anyone is looking for a new Graphics Card... - The_Joker - 11-10-2013
"EVGA RMA Process - United States / Canada
This process is valid only for products shipped from EVGA on or after July 1st, 2011.
An EVGA Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) allows customers to return defective products to EVGA for a replacement. EVGA offers many options that should satisfy the unfortunate need to replace your EVGA product under warranty as quickly and as painlessly as possible.
RMA Process and Options
Guest RMA - Start Now
This RMA option is for any user, but also those that have lost their invoice, or purchased their product from another user or unauthorized reseller.
Check if your product is under warranty and submit an RMA request. Provide as much information about your problem as you can, EVGA Tech Support may reply back with troubleshooting tips or further questions.
You will then be responsible for shipping your product to EVGA following our shipping guidelines.
Upon receipt of your product, without damage, EVGA will ship via ground shipping to the address you provided within 1-3 business days.
Products with an extended warranty, or those with a long term warranty, may not use the Guest RMA if outside 3 years from the date your product was shipped to EVGA."
That's what I got referred to.
RE: [SE] Just incase anyone is looking for a new Graphics Card... - Nyx - 11-11-2013
(11-10-2013, 10:04 PM)The_Joker Wrote: "EVGA RMA Process - United States / Canada
This process is valid only for products shipped from EVGA on or after July 1st, 2011.
An EVGA Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) allows customers to return defective products to EVGA for a replacement. EVGA offers many options that should satisfy the unfortunate need to replace your EVGA product under warranty as quickly and as painlessly as possible.
RMA Process and Options
Guest RMA - Start Now
This RMA option is for any user, but also those that have lost their invoice, or purchased their product from another user or unauthorized reseller.
Check if your product is under warranty and submit an RMA request. Provide as much information about your problem as you can, EVGA Tech Support may reply back with troubleshooting tips or further questions.
You will then be responsible for shipping your product to EVGA following our shipping guidelines.
Upon receipt of your product, without damage, EVGA will ship via ground shipping to the address you provided within 1-3 business days.
Products with an extended warranty, or those with a long term warranty, may not use the Guest RMA if outside 3 years from the date your product was shipped to EVGA."
That's what I got referred to.
I did it with a valid product, but you could give it a shot with Guest RMA, doesn't seem to much different, just see if you can get someone to give you an unregistered PID to use if Guest RMA doesn't work.
RE: [SE] Just incase anyone is looking for a new Graphics Card... - lux - 11-11-2013
This looks good, time to ring some friends up and see if they'll share their 780 and Titan details. Do you know if this only works with EVGA and only graphics card? I basically need to SE myself a new computer.
RE: [SE] Just incase anyone is looking for a new Graphics Card... - Nyx - 11-11-2013
(11-11-2013, 08:18 AM)Lux Wrote: This looks good, time to ring some friends up and see if they'll share their 780 and Titan details. Do you know if this only works with EVGA and only graphics card? I basically need to SE myself a new computer.
I only tested it with EVGA, it may work with other companies, I couldn't be bothered to try as EVGA imho is the best company for graphics cards. You could test it out, I just discovered that they are an easy SE
RE: [SE] Just incase anyone is looking for a new Graphics Card... - lux - 11-11-2013
(11-11-2013, 08:47 AM)Atmosphere Wrote: I only tested it with EVGA, it may work with other companies, I couldn't be bothered to try as EVGA imho is the best company for graphics cards. You could test it out, I just discovered that they are an easy SE
Ah alright I see, I just need to try:
Corsair
Intel
Gigabyte
Western digital
So yeah, help would be great.
RE: [SE] Just incase anyone is looking for a new Graphics Card... - Nyx - 11-11-2013
(11-11-2013, 09:10 AM)Lux Wrote: Ah alright I see, I just need to try:
Corsair
Intel
Gigabyte
Western digital
So yeah, help would be great.
-Power supply
-Processor
-Motherboard
-Hard drive
At least that is what I assume
RE: [SE] Just incase anyone is looking for a new Graphics Card... - cr33pyguy - 11-11-2013
(11-11-2013, 09:24 AM)Atmosphere Wrote: --RAM and/or headsets
-Processor
-Motherboard
-Hard drive
But it's not like that matters