In an effort to boost its after-sales services in the region, ZOTAC has announced an extended warranty for its NVIDIA GeForce RTX GPUs in Taiwan. According to HKEPC, the graphics card manufacturer is planning to “upgrade” its warranty policy for the RTX 40 series graphics card.
ZOTAC will now extend the warranty period by two years for all GPUs that complete manufacturing registration within 30 days and are purchased after August 1st. This decision isn’t restricted to Ada Lovelace; previous RTX 30/20 series machines will also be accommodated, with a one-year warranty extension.
Furthermore, ZOTAC has gone one step further in this regard, providing an extended warranty on the higher-end AMP / ArcticStorm series graphics cards with a purchase date after April 2019.
The 2019 vehicles will now have a 5-year warranty, which has been extended by two years. Furthermore, Hong Kong has already received an extended 3 (+2) year warranty period upon registration of the previously mentioned ZOTAC GeForce RTX 40 GPUs.
The company previously extended warranties when the Ampere series was debuted, and the business chose to offer extended warranties in EU territories. Such decisions entail a variety of criteria, such as improving the company’s image or offering prolonged support to customers in the event of a significant problem. It is encouraging to see ZOTAC move through with such a decision, but it appears to be a regional one.
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