BFG Warranty...

[broly8877]

I replaced the stock HSF when i bought my card a few months ago, and when i popped in my card after a few weeks of no use it's acting a bit funny.

So if i put the stock back on, do they thoroughly check to see if it's been removed? (ie, thermal paste, etc?)

 

[moonboy403]

i don't think they'll waste time to check on every rma

 

[broly8877]

true... but on the off chance, they'll just return it, right?

 

[keeleysam]

Originally posted by: broly8877
true... but on the off chance, they'll just return it, right?

And charge you a return fee.

And perhaps turn you in for fraud.

 

[M0RPH]

Originally posted by: broly8877
I replaced the stock HSF when i bought my card a few months ago, and when i popped in my card after a few weeks of no use it's acting a bit funny.

So if i put the stock back on, do they thoroughly check to see if it's been removed? (ie, thermal paste, etc?)

It's "acting a bit funny", so you figure you'll just send it in for a new one, eh? How about taking some time to actually try and troubleshoot the problem?

 

[Avalon]

Originally posted by: broly8877
I replaced the stock HSF when i bought my card a few months ago, and when i popped in my card after a few weeks of no use it's acting a bit funny.

So if i put the stock back on, do they thoroughly check to see if it's been removed? (ie, thermal paste, etc?)

Define funny.

Also, have you been overclocking this?

 

[Rage187]

Michael Scott of Chicago Illinois, you should ask Rollo to email BFG tech support and ask for you 😉

 

[powerMarkymark]

You modded it therefor you cannot return it.

Doing so would be fraudulent.

M@rc

 

[nRollo]

Originally posted by: Rage187
Michael Scott of Chicago Illinois, you should ask Rollo to email BFG tech support and ask for you 😉

LOL a man with a memory of the time I squeeled on that guy who OCd about 100MHz and then was going to screw newegg with a return.
:laugh:

OP- you should really trouble shoot your install of the aftermarket cooler, and try it with stock. BFG themselves have posted on H that what you have done voids your warranty, so it's really your problem at this point.