KMoore4318
serial numbers should be ona sticker on the Board, If you can remember where you purchased it, some on-line places retain the invoices for a number of years, You need to check if youy purshased a A1 model, which has a lifetime warranty, or a 3 or 5 year model, All the same board, Just differant warenties, desagnated by the last two digits of the model number! A1's had lifetime warranty, only for the original Purchaser, and you will need to prove you are the original purchaser! 

KMoore4318
you can also check with your credit card issuer, But would need the card number and the aproxamate purchase date, Most Credit card companies,and Banks, only go back a year or two, Then transfer the information to Microfilm, so getting them to assist can be a real PIA, and take weeks of waiting, Some companies even Bill for reserch time, unless you produce a court order. Comp usa would only be abble to assist you if you made the purchase on one of their credit cards, otherwisw they would refear you to your CC company! Me I always scan my recipts and save them to paper-port on another computer, and then back them up on my Main, But thats because I right off depreciation with the IRS on any Busness use of the system, and they require you to retain records for 7 years incase of a Audit! I also save the original Box incase I have to send them in for warantee, or if I decide to sell them on E-bay....For some reasion people will pay more if it is in the original Box! 

xymotic
theres still some demand for the 980x?

dave851

xymotic
theres still some demand for the 980x?

There's a handful of people that still use the 1366 platform. And nowadays they don't go for much. I know I just picked up a x5650 for $70, now I have a decent hex core that does perform well. Its really only like 10%-15% behind even the current gen stuff. Personally, I'm not going to drop the money into a x99 because its not exactly a big boost for a lot of cash. And my normal use will not benefit from it all that much.