What is the warranty on the card?
1707720
If you buy it new you get a year, there are a couple of vendors that claim a lifetime warranty, but the price probably covers it, and some only give you 30 days on the used ones. Again, I believe it comes down to the vendor, but Intel does give a year to three years depending on the model
1415909
it depends, how long ago you purchased the memory card,I'll say in order to request a warranty.If is recently then call if time has pass then go ahead buy a new one because for what they cost it's practically nothing
451407
No other warranty was offered, on that note I have had mine for a year with no problems. I upgraded the graphics card and power supply, by choice not because of any faults. The power source it has is extremely small wattage and can't run anything more than the onboard graphics.
899258
The warranty card that comes with it states that it is good for 90 days, IF you return the card within 10 days of purchase. Unfortunately this seems to be about standard on personal ionizers, which caused me to back out on the prospective purchase for several years before I finally got one. Still, the lifespan in general seems to not be dependent on the warranty length. I have had personal experience with 4 or 5 of them (due to me being the one of my friends who actually buys stuff on the Internet), and the oldest two have seen frequent use for about a year and a half. A third was accidentally doused in water after about a year, and did not survive the encounter. (Ionizers are very moisture sensitive.) The other two are working fine at about six months now. It does seem like I had read that the seller I bought them from on Amazon (Green Tech Environmental or Green Giraffe) would double the manufacturer's warranty, but I can no longer find a record of that, so it might have been temporary. I have not had cause to try and cash in on a warranty, so I cannot say how it would perform.
351946
the best way to answer that question is it is a brand new unit that I have never opened and taken out of the box. so I have never sent any warranty card. I do not know how their warranties work if it's based on the purchase date or not? all I can tell you is it is a brand new unit has never been used that is still in the plastic
562856
go to Samsung online website and talk to the technicians but on this micro 64 gb xc card retail pack it says it is warranted for 10 years...limited
2189767
It has a 7-year warranty for the casing and motor. Your credit card may also extend the warranty protection.
208361
don't know, 3 months after I installed it in my kids computer the card died
379629
-KR suffix cards have a 3 year warranty (this can be extended for a fee when registering as well as the ability to purchase advance RMA service), and can be RMA'd by someone other than the original owner through EVGA's "guest" service. https://www.evga.com/support/warranty/
13973
Good question. I assume 1 year but I didn't keep that information. If that matters (as you could use a Visa card that doubles the warranty, making it likely to be reasonable at that point), I would try and contact the manufacturer.
567212
I purchased mine in 2008, and there was a limited warranty card in the box...
378822
Amazon does offer a 30-day product replacement, which I had to make use of since my card was acting up for the first few days after I got it. Turns out it had some minor power issues, but the second card worked (and still works) like a charm. As for manufacturer's warranty, they all have the standard 1-year limited replacement. It's limited as it only covers manufacturer's defects, and over-clocking will 100% void that warranty. I do recommend the card, despite my initial experience in having to return it. It runs cool and quiet, and lets me play my games at Best Appearance (paired with a 3.8GHz hexacore AMD processor). Great mid- to entry-level card.
379625
Register it online on EVGA's website, the card comes with a 3 year warranty.
1638201
PNY has a limited lifetime warranty; they will replace the card providing they still make it or have it in stock. Source: http://www3.pny.com/support/media/Files/fb2af6bd-e85c-49a9-86e2-8f78751fdef9/Flash%20Media%202-21-13_v1.pdf
115646
There is. You apply for the warranty by mailing the card included in the box back to the manufacturer as instructed.
2224092
I believe it will. If you open the card and change any of the proprietary hardware, you're surely voiding the manufacturer's warranty.
1924145
There is no information on the card or on the box about which version the card is.