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Usually the term RMA buffer stock means the disti themselves reserve a certain number number of stock in case of RMA exchange for buyers.
For example shipment of 100 pieces of gtx1060 comes in, maybe 95 sent out to retailers. Remaining 5 pieces kept as RMA buffer stock, so in the event of RMA claims, there will be ready stock to do 1-1 exchange. No buffer stock = no 1-1 exchange.
For new products definitely disti try to give new piece if possible, but like what undead102 mentioned, if product 1-2 years old already not in market liao, how to give new piece.
For example shipment of 100 pieces of gtx1060 comes in, maybe 95 sent out to retailers. Remaining 5 pieces kept as RMA buffer stock, so in the event of RMA claims, there will be ready stock to do 1-1 exchange. No buffer stock = no 1-1 exchange.
For new products definitely disti try to give new piece if possible, but like what undead102 mentioned, if product 1-2 years old already not in market liao, how to give new piece.
