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How does the EVGA Step up Program Work?

Well, its sort of like those retarded Step Up movies...

Wait, no its not. See the above URL ;)
 
Couple of side notes, You need to keep the original packaging and all the inserts etc or you'll get hit with a 15% restocking fee. Also I think you have to register it within 30 days of purchase or else bad things happen to your warranty.
 
vengence said:
Couple of side notes, You need to keep the original packaging and all the inserts etc or you'll get hit with a 15% restocking fee. Also I think you have to register it within 30 days of purchase or else bad things happen to your warranty.
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Thanks for the Info, Will do..

Picked up an 8800GTS 512 last night, so with the 9800XXX stuff on the horizon, it thought it might be a good idea to buy the EVGA Version just for the Step-Up.
 
Yes, dont forget to register on their website..........and have access to a receipt.:D

Their step up works well, and their RMA process is painless as well.
 
aaaannnnnd if you got some kind of game bundle with your card such as Quake or Crysis, that does NOT have to be returned with everything else.
 
And you can submit your step up on the last day of your 90 window and you'll be ok. I was in the queue for 3 weeks!! Once I shipped my stuff to them, in the original box with all the original contents, it only took five days from my house to them to my house. The queue is the killer though.
 
So do you get refunded what you paid for the card and pay the difference between that and the msrp? Or do you pay the difference between the old card's msrp and the new card msrp?
 
Angelus897 said:
So do you get refunded what you paid for the card and pay the difference between that and the msrp? Or do you pay the difference between the old card's msrp and the new card msrp?
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You pay the difference between what you paid for the old card and the new card's cost.
 
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