Price for a unused 7950 with 3 years warranty

CaptainPebbleDash · August 25, 2015

Hi there,

As the title states I've currently just got back a Powercolor 7950 through RMA dur to upgrading my system and I was wondering what the pricd would be in £?

It has 3 years warranty on it and I would most likely bundle it with a case/850w psu. Of which both still have the 3 year warranty.

I'm not looking for loads I guess, just enough to recoop some money from my new build.

CPD.

Tim Drake · August 25, 2015

Probably around £100~

dalekphalm · August 25, 2015

Hi there,

As the title states I've currently just got back a Powercolor 7950 through RMA dur to upgrading my system and I was wondering what the pricd would be in £?

It has 3 years warranty on it and I would most likely bundle it with a case/850w psu. Of which both still have the 3 year warranty.

I'm not looking for loads I guess, just enough to recoop some money from my new build.

CPD.

In GBP? Probably 100 pounds? Just a rough guess, not sure what your used market is like. You won't get much for it though - a bit more perhaps because of the warranty.

Is the warranty transferable though? When you RMA'd it, did you need to provide proof of purchase, or just a serial number?

CaptainPebbleDash · August 25, 2015

Its unused mate, completely 100% new. Comes with a 3 year warranty for replacement of cost of card when I bought it if they run out of 7950s lol.

Warranty is under my name so it will be UK only sold and I'll happily be keeping in touch with them if they have problems with the card.

dalekphalm · August 25, 2015

Its unused mate, completely 100% new. Comes with a 3 year warranty for replacement of cost of card when I bought it if they run out of 7950s lol.

Warranty is under my name so it will be UK only sold and I'll happily be keeping in touch with them if they have problems with the card.

The fact that it's unused is good, if I was the buyer, that warranty would be essentially worthless.

I'm sure you're on the level, but if the warranty is in your name, that means any time they need service, they would need to contact you, have you put in all requests, facilitate all communications, and have the replacement shipped directly to you, and then you would need to forward it to the person you bought it from.

That's a lot to ask someone to trust a complete stranger with. It's also a huge hassle - and warranties are usually enough of a hassle as it is.