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2014/07/23 13:55:35 (permalink)
Hey All,
I am planning to sell my current EVGA GTX 770 2GB x2BIOS ACX in October. My question is: does the warranty transfer to the buyer, and if so, what do I have to give him (what info/documents like proof of purchase?) and how does it look overall?
 
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Don't ask why selling, simple answer is: going to receive GTX 780Ti or Titan. Sadly different brand.

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    NordicJedi
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    Re: Warranty question 2014/07/23 14:11:55 (permalink)
    Assuming it was a retail part number (p/n ends in -KR), you won't need to do anything to transfer the warranty.  Info/documents won't be needed.  
     
    If the buyer needs warranty support or assistance, he/she can call into EVGA at any point.  The buyer can check the warranty status or setup an RMA any time by going to http://www.evga.com/Support/guestregister.asp.

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    Re: Warranty question 2014/07/23 14:18:11 (permalink)
    Thing is that card is already registered to this account. Does this mean buyer can register it again or I would have to remove first from my account?

    Board: MSI Z87-G45 Gaming Edition
    BIOS: v1.9 Newest!
    CPU: Intel Core i5 4670 @ 3.8 With ITBoost
    MEM: Corsair Vengeance Pro Red 4x4gb @1333mhz (1600 Stock)
    VGA:   EVGA GTX 770 2GB GDDR5 SuperClocked ACX (BIOS #1. Up to date (2014))
    PSU:   Corsair CX750 Semi-Modular
    System SSD: Samsung 120gb 840 @AHCI SATA III
    Other HDD: Samsung 7.2kRPM 80GB SATA III, WD Caviar Black 1TB Sata III 7.2kRPM
    COOLER: Corsair H80i Push-Pull
    OS: Windows 7 64bit Ultimate OEM

    CPU runs 45*C on 100% load (Corsair H80i)
    GPU runs 71*C on 100% load (stock EVGA cooler )
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    Re: Warranty question 2014/07/23 14:32:33 (permalink)
    Generally, they don't register it again.  They can register it if they want, or have tech support do it, but they can get full support via the link I posted above.  Whether you unregister it or not won't change anything.

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    Re: Warranty question 2014/07/23 14:32:48 (permalink)
    Moving to Warranty section.
     

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    Re: Warranty question 2014/07/23 23:17:57 (permalink)
    You can unregister your card from your account if you wish, but as NordicJedi has pointed out, that will not change anything in our system, the card will still show as having been previously registered. However this will not change the warranty status of the card at all, as the warranty period will be determined by the ship date of the card from our warehouse.
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