Halo_003

If you RMA the cards you are screwed though.

Halo_003

IMO, we paid for $530 cards. We should get $530 cards back. In other words. A 580 is fair. They say it's of equal or greater value, not performance. Again, just my opinion.

EVGA Warranty

Replacement and Refund:

• Products sent in for RMA will be repaired or replaced with a product of equal or greater performance if an exact replacement is not available.
• EVGA requires an invoice or receipt as proof of purchase to take advantage of any warranty related services necessary.
• The EVGA warranty is non-transferable. Products purchased second hand, from a non-authorized seller, or from an auction site do not carry any warranty.
• EVGA only offers refunds on products purchased directly from EVGA.com within 30 days of purchase. For products not purchased at EVGA.com, all refund claims would need to be processed through the vendor that sold the product congruent to their return policy.
• All products returned from EVGA's RMA department are thoroughly tested recertified products. If an RMA is necessary within 30 days of the original purchase date, a new in box replacement will be sent in return.
• Replacements under EVGA's RMA Service will always follow the original product's warranty based on the original purchase date.

yellow__fever

Thanks for all the support guys, really appreciate it! 

To clear up your statement, Rain, the GTX295+'s don't get more memory, just higher stock clocks. 576/1242/999 for the standard GTX295, 596/1296/1026 for the Plus editions.

I'm also using the SLI bridge I've been using since the start, so I'll see whether or not it holds up. Thanks for the generous offer Halo, if I need one I'm glad to know there's someone to help me. 

As far as an RMA is concerned these GTX295+'s are pretty near and dear to me, if I got a 480 back it wouldn't match my other GTX295+, and then I'd have to go through the hassle of aquiring new blocks.

I'll keep working on it, thanks again!

EDIT: Turns out the triple SLI bridge is what held me back from enabling quad SLI. I'm using the normal bridge right now and hoping it works.

RainStryke

Halo_003

IMO, we paid for $530 cards. We should get $530 cards back. In other words. A 580 is fair. They say it's of equal or greater value, not performance. Again, just my opinion.

That would be nice, but it is in fact performance and not value.

EVGA Warranty

Replacement and Refund:

• Products sent in for RMA will be repaired or replaced with a product of equal or greater performance if an exact replacement is not available.
• EVGA requires an invoice or receipt as proof of purchase to take advantage of any warranty related services necessary.
• The EVGA warranty is non-transferable. Products purchased second hand, from a non-authorized seller, or from an auction site do not carry any warranty.
• EVGA only offers refunds on products purchased directly from EVGA.com within 30 days of purchase. For products not purchased at EVGA.com, all refund claims would need to be processed through the vendor that sold the product congruent to their return policy.
• All products returned from EVGA's RMA department are thoroughly tested recertified products. If an RMA is necessary within 30 days of the original purchase date, a new in box replacement will be sent in return.
• Replacements under EVGA's RMA Service will always follow the original product's warranty based on the original purchase date.

Source:
http://www.evga.com/support/warranty/

RainStryke 

Awesome, all that due to a bad SLI bridge. I'll keep that in mind for future reference. Good thing you didn't have to go through an RMA processes. lol