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Chrysis
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2018/09/19 12:15:02 (permalink)
I purchased my EVGA 1080 SC about a month ago for $489 ish dollars, but it also came with a free SuperNova G3 750W power supply, from BHPhoto. Do I have to subtract the value from the total? Seems like since it's written as "free" power supply it seems like I wouldn't, but I'm not totally sure.

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post edited by Chrysis - 2018/09/19 12:16:03
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    jeffmd
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    Re: Step Up from GPU/PSU Bundle? 2018/09/19 14:50:23 (permalink)
    I'm also considering this, but may wait for the 2070 or just stick with the 1080, but I've gone over the receipt and it clearly shows the cost of the PSU was 0 and the GPU was 489. So the cost of the credit twards the step up should be $489. 
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    Re: Step Up from GPU/PSU Bundle? 2018/09/19 17:54:49 (permalink)
    jeffmd
    I'm also considering this, but may wait for the 2070 or just stick with the 1080, but I've gone over the receipt and it clearly shows the cost of the PSU was 0 and the GPU was 489. So the cost of the credit twards the step up should be $489. 


    Cool, yeah I looked over the receipt a lot too and this was my best guess. Didn't use any mail-in rebates either, so I'll probably try to submit the step-up for the $489 value, and hopefully that should be all good.
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