Dear Piers123,
I am sorry for any confusion from our previous posts. I can confirm that as mentioned previously, we reproduced the problem reported, found the root cause that affects a small number of cards and corrected it. If your card does not show the symptoms as described (Black screen + 100% fan after 20min-1hr of gaming), then it is not affected. Your PC is not at risk of any damage.
Also, all new stock has already been corrected. Our warranty remains the same, 3 Year Global Warranty. If you are experiencing this issue please contact us directly at 888-881-3842 Option 1 and we will arrange a replacement with shipping covered to assist.
I am very sorry to see that you are not happy with the support that you have received and please do not hesitate to contact me directly if you should need any further support.
chrisb@evga.com Piers123
Is it too much to ask for someone from EVGA to elaborate? I have a full time job and don't have much time to play games, so saying this issue occurs on a small number of cards (after being used for a long time) doesn't help users like me at all. What if I, say in six months or two years, decide to play for more than a couple of hours and see the same issue? I've so far found EVGA support to be 'somewhat lacking'.
Is it an issue with power delivery?
Faulty VRAM?
Actual chips?
Are you able to provide a lost of serial numbers, or is this a problem EVGA has absolutely no control over. It seems very much like quality control at EVGA doesn't exist.