N necro007 Golden Member Sep 2, 2005 1,002 0 71 May 17, 2006 #1 Well i got my X1800XL back and its a new card, so i just want to know if i can or should register it?
Well i got my X1800XL back and its a new card, so i just want to know if i can or should register it?
N necro007 Golden Member Sep 2, 2005 1,002 0 71 May 17, 2006 #3 Originally posted by: Don66 I would, new card new S/N. Click to expand... Thnaks for the heads up, will do now.
Originally posted by: Don66 I would, new card new S/N. Click to expand... Thnaks for the heads up, will do now.
apoppin Lifer Mar 9, 2000 34,890 1 0 alienbabeltech.com May 17, 2006 #4 no need . . . the company has a record of it already . . . and you get the rest of the "old" warranty - not a completely new one
no need . . . the company has a record of it already . . . and you get the rest of the "old" warranty - not a completely new one
videopho Diamond Member Apr 8, 2005 4,185 29 91 May 17, 2006 #5 Originally posted by: apoppin no need . . . the company has a record of it already . . . and you get the rest of the "old" warranty - not a completely new one Click to expand... I second that. I know eVGA doesn't require re-register for the fact.
Originally posted by: apoppin no need . . . the company has a record of it already . . . and you get the rest of the "old" warranty - not a completely new one Click to expand... I second that. I know eVGA doesn't require re-register for the fact.