Evga 680i A1 Question.

[CDdude55]

I was on newegg and i didn't see the A1 evga 680i board. I hear those ones are better and they have the problems fixed out.

 

[0ptional]

I was on newegg and i didn't see the A1 evga 680i board. I hear those ones are better and they have the problems fixed out.

So you want help finding an A1 revision? There was no question in that post.

 

[CDdude55]

So you want help finding an A1 revision? There was no question in that post.

Ya i want to find one with a AI revision. But it doesn't say which one on newegg so how do i know it has the new revision?

 

[Sphere]

Newegg has them posted, the A1 is on sale for 239.99 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813188013

 

[CDdude55]

Thanks! i didn't see that.

 

[CDdude55]

How's the T1?

 

[lekyiscool]

a1 is beter life time warranty and more sata cables and other ect. like usb brakcet

 

[CDdude55]

Ya but it is kind of to expensive. But is the T1 as good as the A1 in terms of performance?

This is the T1, which is cheaper:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813188012

 

[dnsrunner]

i also remember someone commenting that this A1 board had a lifetime warranty somewhere else as well but yet on the newegg it says:

"Parts and Labor - 1 year limited "

anyone have a link to where it says this board has a "lifetime warranty" ? i would appreciate it.

a1 is beter life time warranty and more sata cables and other ect. like usb brakcet

 

[jstenuf]

I believe if you go to EVGA's website and register your board within 30 days of purchase you will receive a lifetime warranty.

i also remember someone commenting that this A1 board had a lifetime warranty somewhere else as well but yet on the newegg it says:

"Parts and Labor - 1 year limited "

anyone have a link to where it says this board has a "lifetime warranty" ? i would appreciate it.

 

[vanilla_guerilla]

aside from the warranty and accessories, the t1 is exactly the same mainboard.

 

[pmisley]

http://www.evga.com/community/messageboard/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=32113

That lifetime warranty is crucial especially here at new release. An endless number of RMAs as long as you don't abuse the board. That's the board at the top of my to-get list.