2021/07/19 06:26:45
admgloval
Everything in the bundles is exactly MSRP down to the cent so when it asks for how much you paid, just enter the MSRP for the card you bought.
2021/07/19 09:08:13
pookeyster
Thank you so much! I'll do that
2021/07/19 09:32:55
EVGA_Lee
Another thing to keep in mind is that we do adjust the prices entered for Step-Ups to correct for any mistakes when entering.  We check on every step-up, so if you're really worried about putting in the wrong price, don't worry, since we'll make sure everything is correct.
2021/07/27 15:11:15
Nevon
Thanks, I will do that.
2021/09/24 23:52:18
wormraper
bumping this slightly, but has this changed or AntOnline not being an authorized reseller? I went to the "where to buy" page on EVGA and Antonline is listed. I just bought a 3070 bundle from them because they were listed on the EVGA "where to buy list" and now I'm slightly worried that my warranty wouldn't be covered etc. as I just ran across this thread
 
 
 
2021/09/25 12:13:53
Flint 1760
Yes Antonline is an authorized reseller:  https://www.evga.com/products/wheretobuy.aspx
 
When you get your bundle, register the GPU with EVGA:  https://www.evga.com/support/register.asp.  If you are planning to do a Step Up, you'll need to upload your invoice. 
 
Here is the info on Step Ups:  https://www.evga.com/support/stepup/.
 
One important thing to remember, particularly these days, is that for the Step-Up, EVGA will only credit the GPU you are stepping up from at EVGA's MSRP as listed on their product page.  In other words, if you paid $1,500. for a GPU that has an EVGA MSRP of $1,000., you will get the $1,000. credit only.
 
Hope this helps.

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