Hello all. I regret to come to this section of the forum because I hate having to deal with any kind of return/exchanges for anything how ever, my GTX 960 SC 4g has been giving me some problems lately and it seems I may need to request a new RMA on it.. The only problem is I do not know if I would even be able to do so because the video card I have currently itself is already a replacement from a previous RMA.. The date I purchased the video card says 12/05/12 how ever the video card was registered on 3/23/2013 which is I believe when I received the new replacement card. The video card holds a 3 year warranty and I am curious to know if I would be able to RMA this one.. It has been making a lot of noise lately and it has also begun to start running extremely hot and seems to not perform any where close to the performance level it was at when I first received it. I do not expect for it to run exactly like it used to when I first got it, but it has been hard for me to even play BF4 with the video settings I used to use and even when I turn down the settings I still have stutter issues and what appears to be showing weird colored pixels running through the screen.. I have tried replacing the drivers, applying new thermal paste, reseating the video card over and over again, checking to make sure the fan cable is plugged in all the way and I have made sure that there is no dust or anything else that could be blocking any of the air flow.. If it comes down to the conclusion that my video card has worn out, would it be possible for me to RMA it or have I lost the window in doing so?
