Monday, June 4th 2018

EVGA Announces Automatic Extension to New PSU Warranties For a Limited Time

EVGA today announced that they're starting a special, limited-time promotion on most of its PSU line-up. The offer, which lasts from tomorrow, June 5th, until December 31st 2018, will see the warranty period on specific families of EVGA PSUs automatically extended to up to 12 years of Limited Warranty. EVGA says this is a testament on their confidence in their own PSUs and their ability to withstand continuous usage throughout the years.

There are some tiers to this "automatic" warranty extension, however. Namely, different power supply families will see varying increases in their warranty periods - a way of acknowledging different longevity and quality of more expensive, more premium PSUs as well. As it stands, EVGA's -L Suffix graphics cards will see an upgrade to 4 Year Limited Warranty; -K Suffix PSUs to a 5 Year Limited Warranty; -V Suffix will be upgraded to a 7 Year Limited Warranty; -Y Suffix to 9 years; and finally, -X suffix will see the biggest increase to the maximum 12 years Limited Warranty. The increase amounts to 2 additional years of coverage period for each suffix of power supplies, but leaves out some PSUs in EVGA's catalog - namely -BR, -RX, and -RB suffixes. So pay good attention to what PSU you're buying if you're counting on getting an extended warranty for this critical component of your new - or revamped - build.
Sources: EVGA Warranty Extension Programme, EVGA PSU List
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3 Comments on EVGA Announces Automatic Extension to New PSU Warranties For a Limited Time

#1
R-T-B
As it stands, EVGA's -L Suffix graphics cards will see an upgrade to 4 Year Limited Warranty; -K Suffix PSUs to a 5 Year Limited Warranty; -V Suffix will be upgraded to a 7 Year Limited Warranty; -Y Suffix to 9 years; and finally, -X suffix will see the biggest increase to the maximum 12 years Limited Warranty
Biggest increase implies bigger than the others, it's not.

Personally, I thought about saying "longest length" but that's just asking for epeen jokes.

Longest Warranty Period?

...

Maybe I'll leave.
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#2
Vayra86
R-T-BBiggest increase implies bigger than the others, it's not.

Personally, I thought about saying "longest length" but that's just asking for epeen jokes.

Longest Warranty Period?

...

Maybe I'll leave.
IT GETS WORSE

In fact its the smallest relative increase ;)
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#3
champsilva
I do have a 1000W Titanium from EVGA, i'm ok with 10 years warranty.
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