Videocard Question

[clocker]

Certainly wouldn't hurt.

[Virtualbody1234]

When I purchase anything new, it should be in working order. I would return it for replacement.

[Skillian]

I agree.

Applying thermal paste would probably invalidate the warranty too - that's OK if you were gonna mod it anyway, but if the warranty's important to you then think before you do it.

[S!X]

When I purchase anything new, it should be in working order. I would return it for replacement.

Both items are non returnable The thermal pase would void the warranty? how would they even know I put it on

[Virtualbody1234]

Non returnable? Do you really mean that you don't have any warranty?

Anyway I didn't say to return it for a refund. I said return it for replacement under warranty.

[S!X]

Non returnable? Do you really mean that you don't have any warranty?

Anyway I didn't say to return it for a refund. I said return it for replacement under warranty.

Well on the invoice it says *NO RETURN* on both items, but there is a 1 year warranty on eVGA and I think the dude at the store said the card has a 1 year warrantly from them but I cant remember

[Virtualbody1234]

Marking "non returnable" doesn't mean that you accept faulty merchandise.

Better check the warranty terms.

[S!X]

VB, take a look at the invoice I scanned it



I might have to phone em, but its not that big of a deal, was kinda dissapointing tho because the heatsink was only holding on by one of those plastic pins

[S!X]

Also im getting some fucked up watering effect in DODS/CSS dunno wtf the problem is but these nvidias... fuck

[lynx]

Your invoice tells you all about it.

Normally they give you 15 days to return for refund/exchange. That's what they are talking about when they say "No Returns".

Other than that you still have the 30 days warranty on "applicable retail boxed parts".