RTX 5090 owner says PNY denied a warranty claim because they didn't use the included cable or adapter
The company says using third-party power hardware voided the card's warranty
Nvidia rejected an RMA over a fading serial number, and other RTX 5090 owners say they've seen it too
The owner says Nvidia refused the warranty claim despite having the original box and proof of purchase
Best Buy removes 32GB RAM worth $600 to "repair" customer's 64GB gaming laptop
The laptop allegedly only supports up to 32GB of memory
YouTuber says he will sue Samsung for dodging 990 Pro SSD warranty replacement amid memory crisis
A refund based on the original $330 purchase price would not cover today's roughly $950 cost of the same drive
NZXT customer to sue after AIO leak damages Asus RTX 5090, payout won't cover replacement costs (Updated)
NZXT acknowledged a manufacturing defect, but its settlement offer falls far short of current replacement cost
Nvidia warranty payouts surged 1,000% last year, not that they can't afford it
Spikes likely connected to AI server sales and melting flagship desktop GPU power cables
Liquid metal still voids warranty for Intel's crash-prone Raptor Lake CPUs
Liquid metal corrosion removes vital CPU markings
The big picture: Enthusiasts looking to push their high-end Raptor Lake or Raptor Lake Refresh Intel processors to the limits might want to think twice before using liquid metal thermal paste. According to a recent report, Intel is voiding warranties for CPUs cooled with this favorite material of overclockers, even if the processors are suffering from crashing issues.
Apple M1 iMac users report permanent display problem emerging after warranty ends
Bad news for those without AppleCare+ coverage
Intel extends Raptor Lake CPU warranty by two years due to crashing issues
OEM customers must refer to pre-built manufacturer warranties
Apple updates warranty coverage to exclude hairline cracks in iPhone and Apple Watch displays
It's no longer classed a display defect
WTF?! Apple claims it focuses on making products that are less likely to break rather than on making them easier to repair. That statement's unlikely to comfort anyone with a hairline crack in their iPhone or Apple Watch, which is no longer covered under the company's standard warranty.
Galaxy Z Fold 3 owners complain that the screens are cracking for no reason, just as warranties expire
Not what you want to see in a device this expensive
Users report Pixel 7 camera glass spontaneously shattering without cause
Facepalm: If you bought or are considering purchasing the new Pixel 7, watch out for the glass coverings over the camera sensors. Many users report that the protective covers have violently shattered for no apparent reason. To make matters worse, Google seems to be filing complaints in the not-covered-by-warranty category.
AppleCare+ now allows unlimited device repairs, but is it worth it?
At $500 for uncovered repairs, the $5/mo AC+ plan on an $800 Apple Watch Ultra is the most bang for your buck
GM cracks down on EV and sports car flipping with controversial new policy
GM is discouraging sellers from flipping in-demand models
Intel discontinues Performance Tuning Protection Plan (PTPP) service
The program offered a rare and unprecedented peace of mind to overclockers
Apple confirms sound problems, launches an AirPods Pro service program
If your AirPods Pro earphones are showing issues, you could be due a replacement
Tesla weakens its 4-year used vehicle warranty days after scrapping its 7-day return policy
Not a great look for Tesla
Australian courts fine LG $110,000 for misleading consumers about burn-in
Australia will require LG TVs to last longer and be more reliable
Apple reportedly moved to a more customer-friendly iPhone repair policy
Techs will now be permitted to repair iPhones regardless of whether the customer has a third-party battery or not
Chinese criminals' fraudulent warranty claims cost Apple billions of dollars
They replaced handset components with fake parts
Six major manufacturers must change their illegal warranty policies says the FTC
Microsoft, Sony, Nintendo, and others have a little over a week to comply