When will evga restock their xc gpus on overclockers.co.uk and scan.co.uk ?
 
Also, what are the evga policies when it comes to watercooling their gpus? what if my gpu dies after i installed a block on it

EVGATech_JeffP
Restocking is up to the individual retailers and their distributors, we can't say when stock will be listed on other retailer's sites.
 
As long as there is no damage to the card and the original cooler is returned the warranty is not affected. 

i rang overclockers and i was told that its up to evga, because they tried getting stock and evga is unable to give any dates. anyway you could check for me please?
 
also, with all due respect. but i already bought one 2080ti from a company that told me the same. "as long as the pcb isnt damaged youll be fine" and it ended in a paypal dispute and a lot of nerves. how can i have assurance it wont be the same with evga gpus? does XC or black edition have warranty stickers on screws etc?

EVGA have repeatedly said that you can disassemble the card to repaste or to use a waterblock or hybrid as long as you do no physical damage to the card or stock cooler as a result and replace the stock cooler if you need to RMA. It says as much on the warranty information on the site I believe.

They're pretty much the only company with this policy (which is why I chose them). If you install a block and chip the PCB then you will void your warranty. If you install a block incorrectly and soak the card and damage it that way then you'll void the warranty. If you install the block correctly and the card fails due to a manufacturer defect your warranty is fine.

You can even purchase up to a 10 year warranty when you register your card.

There are a couple of stickers on the card but they're just tamper stickers to allow evga to know to inspect the card closely when you RMA it, it does not void the warranty by removing them.

-j-o-n-n-y-
EVGA have repeatedly said that you can disassemble the card to repaste or to use a waterblock or hybrid as long as you do no physical damage to the card or stock cooler as a result and replace the stock cooler if you need to RMA. It says as much on the warranty information on the site I believe.

They're pretty much the only company with this policy (which is why I chose them). If you install a block and chip the PCB then you will void your warranty. If you install a block incorrectly and soak the card and damage it that way then you'll void the warranty. If you install the block correctly and the card fails due to a manufacturer defect your warranty is fine.

You can even purchase up to a 10 year warranty when you register your card.

There are a couple of stickers on the card but they're just tamper stickers to allow evga to know to inspect the card closely when you RMA it, it does not void the warranty by removing them.

cant really use forum posts as a proof when disputing stuff with paypal/court