Considering Graphic Card from Amazon SG

[waynelim9]

Hi guys, I know it's a little late for 11.11, but the next sale will be coming up soon (Black Friday), so I would like to ask, anyone has recent experience with buying tech stuff like graphic card from Amazon SG? Saw this awesome card there, and the seller is by Amazon SG themselves, so I am wondering if they will be selling local stocks or overseas stock. There are totally no mentioning of warranty on that page, but when I try to click on the same item that is sold by Amazon US, they will warn that the warranty may not be applicable. So does that mean that there will be local warranty for the product? Anyone has any idea? Thanks! Please see screenshot for clearer explaination:

 

[yusoffb01]

amazon sg seller also sell import sets without local warranty

 

[Koenig168]

It's safer to assume that Amazon GPUs do not come with local warranty.

 

[shadey]

It's essentially the same as a parallel import, but if it's DOA then Amazon SG replaces it right away.

 

[waynelim9]

all right, guess I will not buy from Amazon then :/ thanks guys for the replies

Edit:
I also called to ask the customer service at Amazon SG, they mentioned that products without warranty information stated in the page does not have local warranty.

 

[Dr.Vijay]

Useful findings.

I'll move this to the knowledgebase sub-forum for future reference needs.

 

[lowandhighseas]

You can try this - I satisfied bro! The Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 Super is, without a doubt, a powerful piece of hardware. With its 3,072 CUDA cores and 8GB of GDDR6 clocked at 15.5 Gbps, it's certainly one hefty graphics card. Yet, it isn't that much more powerful than the existing RTX 2080.