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Scratch on psu

hyrix7Q
By hyrix7Q
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so my PSU ( THERMALTAKE SMART RGB 500W ) been making some weird noise and going loud when i play high end games ( which it wasnt in the first months ) and now i have a scratch on it and i want to rma and im having doubts that they wont accept it because of the Scratch is it true ???

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Really it shouldn't stop them from taking it, but what country do you live in? I don't know what consumer protection laws would be in place to guarantee a fix for you.

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i don't see why it would 

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