If its a recently released card and they have stocks, they may do 1-1. If its an old card (1 gen difference at least), they may need to send back in which it may take 1-2 months. They may or may not lend u a spare low end card.
Best is to just head down and ask or call them up during their office hours.
thanks for the info. Mine is a gtx 10 series card, so definitely recently released. How long's the wait there? i.e. Need to take queue number, wait for the engineer to test/ troubleshoot etc?
Reason is i intend to go during lunchtime, so scared kena stuck there for long time and cannot make it make to office
thanks for the info. Mine is a gtx 10 series card, so definitely recently released. How long's the wait there? i.e. Need to take queue number, wait for the engineer to test/ troubleshoot etc?
Reason is i intend to go during lunchtime, so scared kena stuck there for long time and cannot make it make to office
Ok. Answer my own qn. RMA experience positive.
Made an appointment from their website. There was no crowd. The engineer there tested card, confirmed its faulty and changed a new one for me on the spot.
Tested the replacement with about an hour of Wildlands yesterday. Seems ok. Hope I dun need to deal with them (or any other RMA centre) in the near future. *Touchwood
My this build plague with problems. So far RMAed Mobo and gfx in the span of 1 month Liao
den what about your psu? a new one?
My GTX 1070 AMP Edition spoilt liao, got burn smell... how? must go there for RMA?
now using mb one.