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Is this normal on 1080 Ti SC2?

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2019/02/04 10:01:34 (permalink)
Looking to buy a used 1080 Ti SC2 but I noticed this is the seller's pictures.

Is this normal for this card?

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    Re: Is this normal on 1080 Ti SC2? 2019/02/04 10:18:09 (permalink)
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    Looking to buy a used 1080 Ti SC2 but I noticed this is the seller's pictures.

    Is this normal for this card?




    I'd say, since it appears the anodized coating is intact, that is a machining defect or cosmetic on the mid-plate. It does not appear to be warped or bent from impact.  Serial# for warranty? Though it would not hurt if you purchase the GPU to document the defect when you register it.

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    Re: Is this normal on 1080 Ti SC2? 2019/02/04 10:22:01 (permalink)
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    Looking to buy a used 1080 Ti SC2 but I noticed this is the seller's pictures.

    Is this normal for this card?




    I'd say, since it appears the anodized coating is intact, that is a machining defect or cosmetic on the mid-plate. It does not appear to be warped or bent from impact.  Serial# for warranty? Though it would not hurt if you purchase the GPU to document the defect when you register it.


    The card does still have a warranty, I am just concerned about whether it would be due to heat or something else (as it appears the card was opened since the sticker on the back is broken).
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    Re: Is this normal on 1080 Ti SC2? 2019/02/04 10:26:08 (permalink)
    Here are other images of the card.

     
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    Re: Is this normal on 1080 Ti SC2? 2019/02/04 10:27:25 (permalink)
    And some more.


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    Re: Is this normal on 1080 Ti SC2? 2019/02/04 10:33:58 (permalink)
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    Looking to buy a used 1080 Ti SC2 but I noticed this is the seller's pictures.

    Is this normal for this card?




    I'd say, since it appears the anodized coating is intact, that is a machining defect or cosmetic on the mid-plate. It does not appear to be warped or bent from impact.  Serial# for warranty? Though it would not hurt if you purchase the GPU to document the defect when you register it.


    I noticed in a picture posted by PCWorld, their card also has what I believe is something similar in the same region, so could this be normal?
     

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    Re: Is this normal on 1080 Ti SC2? 2019/02/04 10:48:03 (permalink)
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    Looking to buy a used 1080 Ti SC2 but I noticed this is the seller's pictures.

    Is this normal for this card?




    I'd say, since it appears the anodized coating is intact, that is a machining defect or cosmetic on the mid-plate. It does not appear to be warped or bent from impact.  Serial# for warranty? Though it would not hurt if you purchase the GPU to document the defect when you register it.


    I noticed in a picture posted by PCWorld, their card also has what I believe is something similar in the same region, so could this be normal?
     


    I'd say, since it appears the anodized coating is intact, that is a machining defect....
    or the die they used to stamp the plate...

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