Buy graphics card from Amazon SG?

[Anarky]

If I buy a Gigabyte graphics card sold by Amazon SG, does CDL Trading Pte Ltd cover it for warranty? Anyone can enlighten me? Thanks =)

 

[Attila]

If I buy a Gigabyte graphics card sold by Amazon SG, does CDL Trading Pte Ltd cover it for warranty? Anyone can enlighten me? Thanks =)

no. u have to ship it back to gigabyte usa/taiwan for rma

 

[Anarky]

no. u have to ship it back to gigabyte usa/taiwan for rma

Damn.. well that sucks.. Thanks for your quick response.
Now gotta think if saving $50 on the purchase is worth the hassle of shipping to Gigabyte usa/taiwan for RMA..

 

[ystoh133]

Damn.. well that sucks.. Thanks for your quick response.
Now gotta think if saving $50 on the purchase is worth the hassle of shipping to Gigabyte usa/taiwan for RMA..

I managed to get my G1 gtx 1080 few years back for roughly 650-700 bucks 1-2 months after launch from amazon prime. I risked it since the price was too good to beat.

 

[RyoHarusaki]

GPUs prefer local warranty

Unless you are getting alot of discount online

 

[keith]

If I buy a Gigabyte graphics card sold by Amazon SG, does CDL Trading Pte Ltd cover it for warranty? Anyone can enlighten me? Thanks =)

Hi,
You will need to check the terms of warranty stated on the Amazon Sale site.
If its clearly stated, then there is. If not, its only back to the factory for RMAs.

 

[chongpang]

Any voucher for new Amazon user?

 

[RyoHarusaki]

i think now have 20$ gift voucher uob visa

 

[congster2]

Yeah, I bought by gtx1080 for about 700 a couple of years back. It’s okay lah hahha

 

[Attila]

EVGA is the only gpu maker that has international warranty if im not wrong.

 

[watzup_ken]

Since this stock is not from Amazon, so CDL will not be responsible for warranty. However if you spot something where the saving is substantial, it may still be a good buy. In your case for 50 bucks savings, save yourself the trouble and get locally.

 

[Outramkia]

EVGA is the only gpu maker that has international warranty if im not wrong.

Evga still need to ship to taiwan. But still better than ship to usa

 

[Fatfool]

Damn.. well that sucks.. Thanks for your quick response.
Now gotta think if saving $50 on the purchase is worth the hassle of shipping to Gigabyte usa/taiwan for RMA..

50 bucks difference, buy it from Singapore.

If a product falls within 1.6-1.7x of the US price in dollars, it's a good price for the Singapore market.

GPUs and motherboards wise, please get them from Singapore. the complexity, number of chips (not just the processor) on board leads to a higher probability of failure as a single chip going bust leads to a failure of the board altogether.

It's an OR situation of p1+p2+p3 where p is the probability of failure of each chip onboard.

 

[delfina]

Damn.. well that sucks.. Thanks for your quick response.
Now gotta think if saving $50 on the purchase is worth the hassle of shipping to Gigabyte usa/taiwan for RMA..

What card are you getting? You might be better off getting second hand if the price is good

 

[Attila]

Evga still need to ship to taiwan. But still better than ship to usa

my psu send to usa and they reimburse me for both way shipping cost.
long take around thou, take 2wks

 

[Anarky]

What card are you getting? You might be better off getting second hand if the price is good

I'm looking for an RTX 2070 super, not really that many used ones available (that weren't used for mining).



Actually noticed the Asus 2070 Super Dual OC base is clocked higher than Strix version.. Cheaper too.. =/