Zangetsu
I am the master of my Fate.
Don't buy it.
I heard that due to increase in size of DAG file people are selling their video cards. Looks like they are in for loss in Cryptocurrency
Graphics Cards related queries here.
I heard that due to increase in size of DAG file people are selling their video cards. Looks like they are in for loss in Cryptocurrency
it seems the market is being flooded by a huge number of used gpus these days,particularly gtx 1060s-the owners of these cards usually claim that they were used only for a few months for "moderate gaming" only
Read Heavy Mining - Karma pays off .
chimera201
Wise Old Owl
Nerevarine
Incarnate
If it does have warranty till mar 2018, then maybe yes. You should assume GPU will be dead as soon as mar 2018 hits, then its a brick.
So if Rs 8000, investment is good enough for you for a thing that will offer significantly better performance than low end new cards for Rs8k and will last till mar 2018, then yes go ahead
quicky008
Technomancer
does zotac accept photo copies of the bill for Rma?A friend of mine had a zotac 1050ti that conked out recently,so he wants to send it for replacement,the only problem is he has lost the original bill that he had received from the shop during purchase.
However he does have a xerox copy of that bill-will zotac's service center in kolkata accept it for RMA?
However he does have a xerox copy of that bill-will zotac's service center in kolkata accept it for RMA?
Nerevarine
Incarnate
They should accept that, even scanned copies they are supposed to accept.
Nerevarine
Incarnate
Actually they are supposed to check bill number and confirm with their database if the sl no of product sold matches.
But in reality, these local shopkeepers rarely do that (if at all).
IF they refuse to honor warranty, ask shopkeeper for duplicate bill. They should have record of it. If that doesnt work, raise hell in zotac facebook, twitter page.
But in reality, these local shopkeepers rarely do that (if at all).
IF they refuse to honor warranty, ask shopkeeper for duplicate bill. They should have record of it. If that doesnt work, raise hell in zotac facebook, twitter page.
The Sorcerer
oh wow...Xenforo!!!
It still depends through which AIB you're buying it from.
The store owner keeps it for accounting purposes. Distributors have a record of all the serial numbers. However irrespective of the brand, in an unlikely situation where they can't find the serial number, they will need to see the physical bill- or tell you to speak to your dealer if he got through *ahem* ways.
The better solution would be to file these bills. I am sure folks buy other stuff with warranties, too. So it shouldn't be too hard to keep a file to store all the bills in one place. BTW, shopkeepers keep records but its easier to pull if they keep records. Usually they do if its within that financial year- or two. . If they issue print bill, they can pull it back via the product's serial number. I had some of my friend's duplicate invoice given that way.
Xai
Journeyman
So I received my 2080 Founder's Edition card.
Problem is it crashes every time I start a game. At most it crosses the title screen.
Also pc has become quite slow even with a SSD, and 1 HDD is no longer showing up.
Any idea what could be wrong? Maybe the PSU is not enough? I got a Corsair TX650.
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Problem is it crashes every time I start a game. At most it crosses the title screen.
Also pc has become quite slow even with a SSD, and 1 HDD is no longer showing up.
Any idea what could be wrong? Maybe the PSU is not enough? I got a Corsair TX650.
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chimera201
Wise Old Owl
^ Maybe it's not properly installed? Check the connections. Did you update the drivers?
chimera201
Wise Old Owl
Well it could be that the driver still needs some work or some other overlay software(discord, afterburner) is incompatible. But then you say 1 HDD is not showing up that could only point to PSU and its connectors. 650W should be enough though.
