i have returned over 50 - 1070 cards this year and 4 power supplies. Never had an issue. My email address has miner in it too lol.
You are not wrong though they did amend their policy that anything BOUGHT after 3/2018 or something around there cards have 1 year warranty if used for mining purposes.
Topic: EVGA PSU - No warranty if Crypto (Read 219 times)
https://www.evga.com/warranty/power-supplies/
just found it on their warranty website.
What is not covered by this Limited Warranty
This Limited Warranty applies only to Products used in accordance with this Limited Warranty and EVGA's published documentation, and does not cover:
Any damages to the components, hardware and/or assembly of the Products including but not limited to damages caused as a result of neglect, abuse, accidents, misuse, or unusual physical, electrical or electromechanical stress (including due to uninterrupted use of the Products, or use of the Products for blockchain processing, cryptocurrency mining, or similar purposes).
just found it on their warranty website.
What is not covered by this Limited Warranty
This Limited Warranty applies only to Products used in accordance with this Limited Warranty and EVGA's published documentation, and does not cover:
Any damages to the components, hardware and/or assembly of the Products including but not limited to damages caused as a result of neglect, abuse, accidents, misuse, or unusual physical, electrical or electromechanical stress (including due to uninterrupted use of the Products, or use of the Products for blockchain processing, cryptocurrency mining, or similar purposes).
They have no idea for what it was used for, yeah if you tell them then yes.
Yeah, made the mistake of answering honestly when the tech asked.
They said this is since May 2018...
I'd be surprised if they don't have this S/N flagged in their system now.
Just a note of warning. EVGA is now refusing to cover failed PSUs if they know that they used for crypto.
Caveat emptor.
Caveat emptor.
Strange that they are one of the only companies that support mining and folding. I would Just call and talk to someone else and also never admit to mining when trying to make warranty claim.
Just a note of warning. EVGA is now refusing to cover failed PSUs if they know that they used for crypto.
Caveat emptor.
Caveat emptor.
How so? They have no idea for what it was used for, yeah if you tell them then yes.
Just a note of warning. EVGA is now refusing to cover failed PSUs if they know that they used for crypto.
Caveat emptor.
Caveat emptor.
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