LinkedKube
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Can anyone that has used this program or system please give me a brief description on how it works.
evga upgrade progam
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SNGX1275
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Its pretty limited/restrictive.
Basically you buy a card, and if within 90 days of purchase you want a better card you can do it, you have to send your card back in perfect condition with everything it came with (you have to have bought it from a dealer on their list) and then you pay the difference in cost between the new card and what you originally paid for the old.
ALL The details here.
Basically you buy a card, and if within 90 days of purchase you want a better card you can do it, you have to send your card back in perfect condition with everything it came with (you have to have bought it from a dealer on their list) and then you pay the difference in cost between the new card and what you originally paid for the old.
ALL The details here.
LinkedKube
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ok nice, and thank you.
JimShady23
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However
They can choose to limit certain SKU's when ever they want for what ever reason.
They can choose to limit certain SKU's when ever they want for what ever reason.
kitty500cat
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That's convenient. 
LinkedKube
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That sucks, lol, just make sure you get an item from their authorized vendor listings.
SNGX1275
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The reason I have an EVGA card is because it outbenched the BFG version in most tests I saw done, and since I was already spending a lot of money on it I wanted every bit of performance I could get without OCing myself. And it had the word "superclocked" on it
The EVGA and BFG were both substantially faster than a 'stock' version from someone else.
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The EVGA and BFG were both substantially faster than a 'stock' version from someone else.
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beef_jerky4104
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I buy eVGA, because of there low prices, awesome performance, great warranty and because of the Step-Up program.
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