Second-hand EVGA GPUs are still covered despite changes to their popular RMA process

PC component manufacturer, EVGA, are slightly changing up their RMA process - one which is often held up as a shining example of how to deal with customer returns. The days of account-free returns are over, but before you get the pitchforks out this change will likely have a minimal impact on gamers.

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In a post on the EVGA forums, relayed through KitGuru, the company confirmed they have now removed their Guest RMA option from their site. This previously allowed unregistered users to make the most of EVGA’s stellar returns system even if they weren’t the original owner of the card.

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https://www.pcgamesn.com/evga-rma-policy-change