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2016/05/30 20:13:23 (permalink)
Hey all!
 
I'm really considering getting an evga card when I upgrade to a GTX 1080 in the coming months. I've taken a look through the forums and wanted to make sure I have the right information regarding warranty.
 
Would I be correct in assuming that an evga card obtained from the USA would still be covered in Australia under a warranty of about 3 years as long as it's RMA'd back to a repair centre in Taiwan? Additionally does that vendor have to be the official evga website or would it include resellers of the card such as Amazon or whatever.
 
Any answers on those two questions would be amazing. Thanks!
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Re: Warranty Clarification for Australians 2016/05/30 20:20:57 (permalink)
 
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Re: Warranty Clarification for Australians 2016/05/30 20:27:07 (permalink)
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Moving to the Warranty Questions section.



Sorry, my bad with the wrong forum! Thanks for the move :)
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Re: Warranty Clarification for Australians 2016/05/30 21:15:46 (permalink)
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Moving to the Warranty Questions section.



Sorry, my bad with the wrong forum! Thanks for the move :)




No problem. Just have to wait for a Tech to help you.     ;)

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Re: Warranty Clarification for Australians 2016/06/03 22:46:57 (permalink)
Bump, given this 4 days. Could I please get an answer from someone in the know?
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Re: Warranty Clarification for Australians 2016/06/04 18:32:22 (permalink)
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Yes you are correct. The warranty will still be 3 years as long as you are the original owner and have a valid invoice uploaded to evga.com/invoice once you have registered your product to your EVGA profile.



Thanks heaps!
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Re: Warranty Clarification for Australians 2016/06/06 03:11:50 (permalink)
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Hey all!
 
I'm really considering getting an evga card when I upgrade to a GTX 1080 in the coming months. I've taken a look through the forums and wanted to make sure I have the right information regarding warranty.
 
Would I be correct in assuming that an evga card obtained from the USA would still be covered in Australia under a warranty of about 3 years as long as it's RMA'd back to a repair centre in Taiwan? Additionally does that vendor have to be the official evga website or would it include resellers of the card such as Amazon or whatever.
 
Any answers on those two questions would be amazing. Thanks!


Yes you are correct. The warranty will still be 3 years as long as you are the original owner and have a valid invoice uploaded to evga.com/invoice once you have registered your product to your EVGA profile.




What about EVGA Global Warranty and Guest RMA.
 
You don't have to be original owner or have a valid invoice for the warranty to be valid, correct. Without a invoice, the warranty would go by evga shipping date.
 
 
 
 
 
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