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Dapman02 · May 1, 2009

funzie said:
I did both of these things. Also its the exact same card so my old drivers should work. Regardless i've removed and installed several drivers and all produce the same result.

dd you do a driver sweeper sweep

El<(')>Maxi · May 1, 2009

I recently started buying EVGA parts, I had a glitch in registering one of my boards because someone else had already registered my serial lol. I had a good experience with them so I give EVGA a thumbs up so far.

iLoki · May 2, 2009

I've only had one problem with evga, and the first time I replaced my card through RMA at newegg (big mistake, new card was DOA...) and then I went through EVGA and they hooked it up and I now have two working GTX 285's again

Critical_level2 · May 3, 2009

I bought an EVGA 7900GS KO about 3 years ago. It has been OCed to the max for the last 2.5 years and it is still going strong, no artifacts, etc. Luckily it has the lifetime warranty.

BigSurprise · May 3, 2009

I can't say I have had any bad experiences with EVGA myself. Both my 8800GTS and 680i have been working as intended for the last year and a half(even if the 680i isn't as compatible as I'd like with my Q6600).

ratbuddy · May 3, 2009

Hmm, OP, what PSU are you using? You lost a motherboard, then a video card, and you list everything in your sig except the power supply. Not always the case, but usually, when people don't list it, it's some horrible off brand..

DEZMOND · May 3, 2009

Exactly what i was gonna say,he tried the new rma with the same psu i bet and it fried it.

funzie · May 3, 2009

PSU is a ZALMAN ZM850-HP 850W. The memory died first, thanks to the motherboard. The 680i has a problem which kills memory (http://www.overclock.net/hardware-news/133686-evga-680i-sli-board-killing-ram.html). Which is why I RMAed it, they sent me back a 750i FTW instead of another 680i.

jokers_greg · May 11, 2009

ratbuddy said:
Did you tell them a leak caused the card to die when you submitted the RMA?

I told ASUS my maximus died because of a leak, that didn't matter, still got the RMA done.

Slayn · May 16, 2009

Just curious, was this ever resolved?

funzie · May 16, 2009

Yes, the next card they sent does work.

Slayn · May 17, 2009

Did you have to incurr any extra shipping costs or did they send it out to you for free?

funzie · May 17, 2009

Slayn said:
Did you have to incurr any extra shipping costs or did they send it out to you for free?

At first they did, they wanted me to ship the card out then wait for them to send another out. So I called and talked with somebody, they then setup a 3 day shipping for the new card and sent me a shipping label. I still had to wait 2 days for them to send the card. The problem now will be registering this new card. Because they don't seem to be very good at making websites. They allow you to register your card, then when there is an RMA to unregister and register using the RMA card serial number. But they don't have an option to do it a third time. And that's not the first problem i've had with their site.

danbroke · May 17, 2009

When i RMA my 8800gt last year They took care of the registering?? What they told me?? Im guessing because they have the cards and just scanned it in for the replacment. Im guessing

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