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as in title, can anyone help. It's a HIS RADEON X1950PRO GDDR3 512MB REV2
All help is greatly appreciated
All help is greatly appreciated
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How do i find out the rma number on my graphics card?
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serial no maybe 
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well overclockers require me to input a rma serial of some sort to actually take it back
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Returning Faulty Goods - Please be sure returned goods are faulty and the problem experienced is not caused by another component in your system or by software configuration. If after having received Technical Support information you are completely satisfied you have faulty goods please request an RMA number (Return Merchandise Authorisation) by calling 0871 222 8528 (calls cost 10p per minute) or using our WebNote system at https://www.overclockers.co.uk/webnote.php.
Only Return Faulty Item(s). RMA numbers are issued for specific components only. Please do not return your whole order because you believe one component may be faulty. This does not affect your rights under the Distance Selling Regulations (2000).
Completeness of Returned Item(s). Please try to include all internal packaging, cables, manuals, drivers and protective bags, however small.
Modified Goods. Any goods that have been modified or physically altered in any way shall be deemed Warranty Void and no support will be provided.
Packaging. Returned items should be packaged properly and shipped in a plain outer box.
Testing . All returned items not returned in accordance with the Distance Selling Regulations (2000) are tested by Overclockers UK technicians. Any item found to be not faulty will be subject to a £10 +VAT charge if collected or a £10 + return shipping + VAT charge if shipped back to the customer. You will be notified by e-mail before any non-faulty goods are returned to you. This does not affect your statutory rights.
Only Return Faulty Item(s). RMA numbers are issued for specific components only. Please do not return your whole order because you believe one component may be faulty. This does not affect your rights under the Distance Selling Regulations (2000).
Completeness of Returned Item(s). Please try to include all internal packaging, cables, manuals, drivers and protective bags, however small.
Modified Goods. Any goods that have been modified or physically altered in any way shall be deemed Warranty Void and no support will be provided.
Packaging. Returned items should be packaged properly and shipped in a plain outer box.
Testing . All returned items not returned in accordance with the Distance Selling Regulations (2000) are tested by Overclockers UK technicians. Any item found to be not faulty will be subject to a £10 +VAT charge if collected or a £10 + return shipping + VAT charge if shipped back to the customer. You will be notified by e-mail before any non-faulty goods are returned to you. This does not affect your statutory rights.
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Bunyan said:well overclockers require me to input a rma serial of some sort to actually take it back
You have to send a webnote first requesting an RMA, then they send you the RMA number which you input.
ots3go said:
If you make your text size smaller in your browser you can see it's just too long, not technically too many lines. He's probably just running 1600*1200+
Agreed though, anything which is more than 4 lines on 1280*1024 should be counted as 5 lines.
