evga step up

Kasso · 04-07-07, 11:10 PM

when you use the step up program, do you have to send it back to the place you bought the product from? or do you send it back to evga? if its evga, is there anyplace you can buy these re-certified cards? just wondering because I want to know if there is any site i can snag a 320 or 640mb 8800gts from someone who stepped up to a gtx.

Aceros · 04-07-07, 11:38 PM

www.evga.com

Read their policy, its a good one to know, esp if your considering buying a gfx card.

But to answer your question, you return to evga.

nd4spdbh2 · 04-08-07, 12:11 AM

ive always wondered what they do with the returned stepup cards... and you send it back to EVGA btw.. thats what i did when i stepped up from my 7900gt KO 512mb to my 8800gts 640mb

toddm27 · 04-08-07, 11:10 AM

probably recertify them and sell as reman

AngelicPenguin · 04-08-07, 05:07 PM

You can only "step up" within 90 days of the purchase of the card you want to replace? I'm confused...is this just to help you buy now and replace it as soon as something better comes around? I mean who upgrades their card that quickly?

J-Sap · 04-08-07, 06:16 PM

Its made so if something better comes out in 90 days you'll be able to step up to a better card without shelling out the cash for it at full price. It's a good way of protecting yourself from wasting large amounts of money to constantly keep your pc top of the line.

David_N · 04-08-07, 07:41 PM

It's also useful if you have money for a midrange card now, need something to get by, and will have money for a higher end card in less than three months time.

Aceros · 04-08-07, 07:48 PM

IE. 8800GTX -> Watercooled or Ultra. if your already paying that much, you'll probably appreciate the step up.

Also its only offered for certain cards (high end).

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04-07-07, 11:38 PM	#2
Aceros Member Join Date: Feb 2007	www.evga.com Read their policy, its a good one to know, esp if your considering buying a gfx card. But to answer your question, you return to evga.
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04-08-07, 12:11 AM	#3
nd4spdbh2 Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Camarillo, CA!	ive always wondered what they do with the returned stepup cards... and you send it back to EVGA btw.. thats what i did when i stepped up from my 7900gt KO 512mb to my 8800gts 640mb __________________ #12 in the 4ghz core 2 duo club baby! - 52 inches of CRYSIS! - Black Belt Ubercloxx0r -- Heatware Main -- Lian Li V2000b -- i7 2700k -- MSI Z68A-GD80 -- 12gb 1600 -- GTX560Ti --Adata 128gb S510 & 2x500gb -- Seasonic S12 600w -- Dell 2209WA HTPC -- Silverstone GD05B -- E7200 @ 3.2ghz -- G41-M7 -- 4GB 800mhz -- g210 passive -- 320gb 2.5in WD -- Antec EA 430w -- 52inch Samsung LCD Server -- Antec NSK4480B -- E3300 @ 2.5ghz -- ECS G33T-M2 -- 3gb 667mhz -- Onboard Vid -- 500Gb + 1TB hatachi + 1tb WD -- Zalman 400w Netbook - Dell Mini 9 - Atom 1.6ghz - 8GB ssd - 2GB pc6400 - WIN 7 PRO! Need 4 Speed - BH
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toddm27 Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Smyrna, TN	probably recertify them and sell as reman __________________ heatware
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AngelicPenguin Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Round Rock, Texas	You can only "step up" within 90 days of the purchase of the card you want to replace? I'm confused...is this just to help you buy now and replace it as soon as something better comes around? I mean who upgrades their card that quickly?
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04-08-07, 06:16 PM	#6
J-Sap Member Join Date: Jun 2004	Its made so if something better comes out in 90 days you'll be able to step up to a better card without shelling out the cash for it at full price. It's a good way of protecting yourself from wasting large amounts of money to constantly keep your pc top of the line. __________________ System specs: Intel C2QX Q6850; ABIT IX38 Quad GT; 4GB Crucial Ballistix PC2 6400; XFX Radeon HD 5870; Seagate 2x320GB+400GB+500GB = 1.5TB; Auzentech Xplosion 7.1; Corsair HX620W; Cooler Master ComsoS My Heatware
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David_N Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Hiding in Canada from comments regarding my avatar :)	It's also useful if you have money for a midrange card now, need something to get by, and will have money for a higher end card in less than three months time. __________________ FOLDING FOR A CURE! Listen to The OCF PodCast!
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04-08-07, 07:48 PM	#8
Aceros Member Join Date: Feb 2007	IE. 8800GTX -> Watercooled or Ultra. if your already paying that much, you'll probably appreciate the step up. Also its only offered for certain cards (high end).
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