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You can check the warranty via our Guest RMA process here.  When you enter the serial number in at the beginning of the process and continue it will state if it is in warranty and if so how many days are left.
 
Things that can cause issues with a Guest RMA is physical damage/missing components to the card and a missing serial number sticker.  Warranty is void if the serial number sticker is removed and any physical damage is not covered under the warranty, (IE missing decals/heat-sinks, broken surface components/PCB, coloring on the monitor ports, etc.).
 
Warranties that are non-transferable are:

• Limited 2 Year Suffixes: -LA, -LE, -LR, -LX, -T1, -T2, -TR, -TX
• Limited 1 Year Suffixes: -B1, -BR*, -BX, -DR, -RX

For more info on the warranty in general please see our Warranty Page.

You're welcome!

Welcome to the EVGA Forums Karfitsas
 
North America, Guest RMA status - (warranty time remaining), has been removed from the website
 
You have to contact EVGA directly for that information, after you item is registered is best
 
https://www.evga.com/about/contactus/
 

Cool GTX
Welcome to the EVGA Forums Karfitsas
 
North America, Guest RMA status - (warranty time remaining), has been removed from the website
 
You have to contact EVGA directly for that information, after you item is registered is best
 

 

To whose benefit?
Definitely not the consumers and I cant see a tangible benefit to the manufacturer

as we shift from 10 series to 11 and 20 series cards there will be a skyrocket in secondhand sales and the removal of this feature just made that process more of a headache and is tying up company resources like a limited number of available operators to do a instant web tools job.

 

mikensam
agreed, im looking to possibly purchase a 1080Ti via the bay and want to check the warranty before i purchase, are you saying i have to register a card that i dont own to be able to check the warranty? that just seems backwards.

The only way you can do that is to call Evga yourself with the serial number and see if they will check it or yes, youd have to register the product to your evga account and it will give you all the info about it at that point.
 
 
 
 

Agreed. Very unfriendly of Evga to do that. They must be bored and want the extra calls and hassle us with this inconvenience. Everytime I find an EVGA product online for purchase I have to call. -1 points from me. If there's ever another PSU I want to buy and both are close choices I will go with Evga's competitor if they allowed me to verify the s/n online without registering a product I don't yet own.