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tamvegas
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2015/01/25 02:13:33 (permalink)
Has anyone heard rumor or info whether the upcoming Titan Z will available thru the step-up program for gtx 980sc cards? Supposing, of course, that it is released by the end of March, at least to be able to help me.

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    Re: Titan Z question 2015/01/25 17:24:15 (permalink)
    You mean "Titan-X", not Titan-Z which is the $3000 dual-GK110 card that was recently dropped to $1500 in some retailers.
     
    As for the rumor, EVGA doesn't officially comment on unofficial news, that is what any rep or moderator will tell you.
     
    But as long as whatever appears on EVGA's Step-up lists before your 90-days from original purchase expires, you're good to go.  But it is a gamble to try Stepping up towards a rumored or unreleased product because there is no guarantee it will come on time.  You have you to be proud of what you bought and not feel cheated if you can't get something better.  Step-up 90-day windows are not negotiable and there are no promises or holds or any of the such.  As long as you're in a queue before your 90-days are up (because there could be a wait time), then you stay there until you get an email saying you may proceed to check out.
     
    But there is always the chance that Titan-X may appear before your 90-days, but it may count as a specialty product and not qualify for Step-up.  So like I said, I hope you're happy with what you have.
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