yes but its not really a life time warranty.
give me the fine print and i'll show you were it gets iffy.
most companies that says that are really saying we will offer you a replacement.
however the replacement is not warrantied there after.

usually way longer than it needs to be

http://www.pclaptops.com/warranty.html

Only on company branded laptops/desktops but literally lifetime warranty.

This post was edited by WWI on Jul 5 2017 09:11pm

* Lifetime parts warranty applies to all new PC Laptops brand desktop computers purchased on or after 2/1/2008 Certain restrictions apply. See store for details.


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just called got to the overflow line and they confirmed.
they will replace a broken part or unit but replacements are not warrantied.

Like I said it would be a stupid policy otherwise I mean imagine 50 years from now someones like i want a replacement.

This post was edited by King Atrhur on Jul 5 2017 09:21pm

Yeah.. 3 hours Tues/Thur nights. They also do Sundays but I don't have time to do that and if I wanted to my wife won't let me.



They should say "lifetime warranty on original parts" or something along the lines.

I'll keep looking around. You are right, I can find some time to build it myself but it would have to be broken up into different times. I won't have a full 2 hours to do it. I'd most likely start one day and finish the next.

Just like the most recent movie I watched. Took me three separate sittings to finish it.

NZXT just released a new custom build service. https://www.letsbld.com/BLD

talking about lifetime warranty

didnt xfx offer lifetime warranties before?

and on that note isnt lifetime considered on the product not the buyer lol

like lifetime warranty on transmissions arent forever ever just the rated 200k miles/etc

argument can be cpu could be 7 yrs
gpu 5 yrs
psu 10 yrs
hdd 5yrs
etc etc
I bet its not even that long, wonder their warranty prolly means until its discontinued

This post was edited by yupitsmeh on Jul 6 2017 08:25am

Intel processors reach End of Life status within 2-3 years of being released. all the haswell chips already are according to the intel website. If they offered a lifetime warranty it would actually be significantly worse than the warranty they offer atm (1o years was it? or 5)

This post was edited by DCSS on Jul 6 2017 08:31am

thats what their argument can be
pay to ship to us or bring it in
days later we cant get a replacement so we offer you 400 bucks for old pc towards new purchase lol

or they can do it dynamically like some companies handle gpu rma's
a few years ago my buddy managed to burn out both of his evga 760's that were in sli (fan died on one and on the other the fan was at 100% at all times no matter what)
they sent him back a 970

it's easy to just give someone a more modern equivalent gpu to what they turned in if they don't have the card that was covered by the warranty... this obviously isn't possible with cpu's though.