Do EVGA Gpus have warranty?
Do EVGA Gpus have warranty?
This EVGA Limited Warranty begins from the date that the Product was originally purchased, as verified by a proof of purchase provided and/or confirmed by an Authorized Reseller. All products returned to Original Purchasers or Second-Hand Purchasers from EVGA’s RMA department are thoroughly tested recertified products.
Does EVGA have lifetime warranty?
Limited Lifetime Warranties are available to the original owner on applicable parts if registered by the original owner within 30 days of the date of purchase. A valid proof of purchase is required from an EVGA authorized reseller to verify Limited Lifetime Warranty availability.
Do I need to register EVGA warranty?
Products purchased ON or AFTER November 1, 2006 MUST be registered within 30 days of the ORIGINAL DATE OF PURCHASE to receive EVGA’s Free Extended Warranty. All products not registered within 30 days will ONLY receive a 1 year limited warranty.
Does EVGA send new cards for RMA?
Free EVGA account membership and registration are required to contact customer service for troubleshooting and receive a support ticket for an RMA request. Upon receipt of your undamaged product, EVGA will process and ship a replacement to you within 3 business days (exclusive of time in transit).
How do I check my graphics card warranty?
There are a few factors that we must consider when checking a product’s warranty status.
- Product Category (Mini PC/VGA/Gaming PC/Accessory/others)
- The product name or product SKU.
- The Serial # of product.
- Date of Purchase (a review of the purchase invoice/receipt will be needed)
How do I get an EVGA extended warranty?
Visit EVGA.com and log into your account. Register your qualifying product. During registration, you will be offered the opportunity to purchase an extended warranty. You may choose to purchase the extended warranty at this time, or purchase the extended warranty anytime until your 90-day window expires.
How long is the warranty on a graphics card?
Most graphics cards launch with a warranty period of two years, with some offering an extended warranty of up to five years.
Does EVGA have global warranty?
EVGA has introduced a Global Warranty to ensure that no matter which region you live in you have the support that you look for when purchasing an EVGA product.
How long can you RMA a video card?
Laptops, desktops, and components like motherboards and graphics cards generally come with a one to two year warranty. After the first thirty days or so, you can’t simply take it back to the store where you got it — you’ll have to send it to the manufacturer for repair or replacment.
Does EVGA transfer warranty?
What does transferable warranty mean for me? The warranty follows the product and not the person. The warranty is available for a time period of no more than 3* years from the EVGA shipping date. Long term warranties, purchased extended warranties and EAR plans do not transfer.
How long is EVGA warranty?
1 year warranty
A 1 year warranty is available on all recertified product from the date that the product shipped from EVGA or from the date of purchase if a receipt is available from a authorized EVGA reseller. Recertified products sent in for warranty will be repaired and if necessary replaced.
Is EVGA warranty transferrable?
This warranty is valid for 3 years from the shipment date from EVGA unless a receipt is available from an authorized reseller. This warranty is transferable as the warranty belongs to the product.
Is integrated graphics card good?
Integrated graphics will not be ‘on a card’, it will be integrated – and no – it’s not good. There has never been an integrated graphics solution better than the budget range of discrete graphics cards (well, the S3 ViRGE may be the exception).
Can you upgrade the graphics card?
Here’s the answer you probably don’t want to hear. In most cases, it isn’t possible to upgrade a laptop’s graphics card. If you want better gaming performance, the only sensible option is to buy a new laptop.
Can we upgrade integrated graphics card?
Desktop computers can be upgraded from integrated to discrete by plugging a graphics card (display adapter) into an empty PCI Express or PCI slot on the motherboard. The integrated graphics is then disabled by changing a setting in the BIOS or by changing a jumper on the motherboard.