EVGA Step-up

[culex]

So I've realized that I've misplaced one of the DVI adapters that came with my 7950 GT KO. So, if I were to send everything in for a step-up but missing one DVI adapter, am I getting that 90+ dollar 15% fee they talk about?

Or are they fine with just having he retail box, all the cables, and manual?

Any insights would be appreciated.

 

[culex]

Bump, anyone know?

 

[Xarick]

if they feel they must they will remove the cost of the dvi from your step up making it cost you more.

 

[chizow]

I wouldn't worry about it, if you have an extra from a mobo or something I'd just toss that in there. If you paypal shipping I'd ship you one for free as I have about 30 of those from various video cards/mobos lying around in my parts bin.....

Worst case tell em to take one out of your stepped-up box and call it a day

 

[Blur2u]

They're normally pretty good at making it fair for everyone. One of my step-ups i was about 6 days over my 90 day step-up, but they let me step-up anyways with no questions asked. I emailed them and a guy over there took care of it. He said it should be fine. I never had any issues with evga.

 

[Spike]

Originally posted by: Blur2u
They're normally pretty good at making it fair for everyone. One of my step-ups i was about 6 days over my 90 day step-up, but they let me step-up anyways with no questions asked. I emailed them and a guy over there took care of it. He said it should be fine. I never had any issues with evga.

Well, just to offer a different prespective I had a card that was 2 days past the 90 day mark and they would not let me step up. This was about a year ago but still, it probably depends on who you talk to.

 

[stockriderman]

I was 22 hours late due to forgetting that one of the months had an extra day. Called them and they couldn't do anything. That was a few months ago