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the_saint

I recently RMA'ed my EVGA 1070 SC2, Only weird thing is that I got a 1070ti FTW2 back in its place. Is this normal or just something they do if they run out of the card you need?

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EVGA is well known for having an awesome RMA service. They often send people better stuff for various reasons.

it's time

 

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Their policy is probably to send you something of equal value, and since 1070tis are cheaper, it was probably easier for them to send that

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Just now, RollTime said:

EVGA is well known for having an awesome RMA service. They often send people better stuff for various reasons.

I was so shocked when I read the box. like that's 25% more cuda cores for free.

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Just now, hconverse02 said:

Their policy is probably to send you something of equal value, and since 1070tis are cheaper, it was probably easier for them to send that

what makes a 1070ti ftw cheaper then a SC2. is there some stock differences or something?

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Just now, the_saint said:

I was so shocked when I read the box. like that's 25% more cuda cores for free.

My brother bought a GTX 980 Ti SC on EVGA's b-stock for 299$ on sale.

It got to him with huge coil whine despite it worked fine, he still decided to RMA it either ways, they sent him an Evga branded Founders Edition GTX 1080... always buy EVGA.

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1 minute ago, the_saint said:

what makes a 1070ti ftw cheaper then a SC2. is there some stock differences or something?

Stock is one possible explanation. Why don't you contact them and ask? They can't exactly take it back from you.

it's time

 

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Probably EVGA can't fix the 1070 SC2 for some reason, but don't have any 1070 SC2 available to ship back. 1070 and above arent produced anymore. Of course they can't give you a slower GPU, so they get one that's one step better instead.

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Just now, RollTime said:

Stock is one possible explanation. Why don't you contact them and ask? They can't exactly take it back from you.

i was thinking that i might do that, or just wait a few months, RMA this 1070ti, and get a 2070 XD

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1 minute ago, the_saint said:

i was thinking that i might do that, or just wait a few months, RMA this 1070ti, and get a 2070 XD

"What's wrong with it?"

 

"I... uh... its too old"

it's time

 

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Just now, RollTime said:

"What's wrong with it?"

 

"I... uh... its too old"

One of the fans doesn't spin alll the time. graphics machine broke

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1 minute ago, M.Yurizaki said:

Please don't abuse the good graces of EVGA. :c

I wont lol. It's just funny how well they take care of us. its like we are their children.

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3 minutes ago, the_saint said:

One of the fans doesn't spin alll the time. graphics machine broke

My EVGA 1080 Ti SC BE does that. It's just part of iCX I think

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Just now, Cereal5 said:

My EVGA 1080 Ti SC BE does that. It's just part of iCX I think

i know lol. it was a joke. like I could say that to the RMA guy.

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