- Nov 22, 2009
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Ok, I have a EVGA GTX 460 1GB. The stock core clock is 673Mhz. Memory default as well.
I bout this card from my brother. He had registered it on EVGA's site. Now it seems this card has a lifetime warranty according to Newegg.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130568
Well, the card is now artifacting, and needs to be RMA'd. I have never overclocked this card, But I have changed the thermal paste.
1) Brother registers GTX 460 EE
2) Brother sells GTX 460 EE to me
3) I run the card stock the entire time of ownership = 5 months
4) Card starts artifacting
So if he registered it, how do I RMA the card ? He does still have the invoice. I tried to register it on EVGA's site, but it stated the warranty period was expired. And I changed the thermal paste right after buying the card.
Oh, My brother lives next door to me as well.
I bout this card from my brother. He had registered it on EVGA's site. Now it seems this card has a lifetime warranty according to Newegg.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130568
Well, the card is now artifacting, and needs to be RMA'd. I have never overclocked this card, But I have changed the thermal paste.
1) Brother registers GTX 460 EE
2) Brother sells GTX 460 EE to me
3) I run the card stock the entire time of ownership = 5 months
4) Card starts artifacting
So if he registered it, how do I RMA the card ? He does still have the invoice. I tried to register it on EVGA's site, but it stated the warranty period was expired. And I changed the thermal paste right after buying the card.
Oh, My brother lives next door to me as well.
