Videocard lifetime warrantys

[Viperlover]

What manufactuers have a lifetime warranty on their cards? I know evga does and i'm pretty sure xfx does, but what else? Do any other manufactuers have a step up program like evga?

 

[ReDgUaRd008]

Delete plz

 

[ReDgUaRd008]

nVidia
BFG
eVGA (Only Step-Up Program Company)
XFX (Double LifeTime Warranty)

ATi
PowerColor
VisonTek

 

[blade12]

Lets just say If I buy an eVGA videocard and do NOT register it and sell it on ebay, does the buyer still qualify for the warranty? That's one thing I never found out. I got an eVGA 6800GS and want to know because I may sell it in couple months or so and get a good videocard.

 

[UltimaParadox]

Lets just say If I buy an eVGA videocard and do NOT register it and sell it on ebay, does the buyer still qualify for the warranty? That's one thing I never found out. I got an eVGA 6800GS and want to know because I may sell it in couple months or so and get a good videocard.

I would say no because they are suppose to ask where you bought it from with proof of purchase.

 

[digitalx0]

Also, from my collective memory, eVGA not only has a lifetime warrenty but also allows you to install 3rd party coolers without voiding the warrenty (if this had changed, than I stand corrected)

I would say no because they are suppose to ask where you bought it from with proof of purchase.

I read your sig

 

[solobaricsrock]

Also, from my collective memory, eVGA not only has a lifetime warrenty but also allows you to install 3rd party coolers without voiding the warrenty (if this had changed, than I stand corrected)



I read your sig

As did I......I read sigs

 

[joemama]

I would say no because they are suppose to ask where you bought it from with proof of purchase.

No proof of purchase is neccessary with registering EVGA cards...they do ask but you can just fill in any approved vendor. As long as you make it clear in the auction that it's not registered and if asked they should say "Newegg", "ZZF", "Monarch" etc...then it should be fine.

edit- this only applies to an rma....the "Step-up" does require an actual invoice.

 

[UltimaParadox]

No proof of purchase is neccessary with registering EVGA cards...they do ask but you can just fill in any approved vendor. As long as you make it clear in the auction that it's not registered and if asked they should say "Newegg", "ZZF", "Monarch" etc...then it should be fine.

edit- this only applies to an rma....the "Step-up" does require an actual invoice.

Techinically, they would not cover the second buyer, so I would definetly not make any gurrantees when selling the card.