Gigaman - If this upgrade opportunity would be left until almost 3 years is up, will still be something to upgrade to?
Take ONE, Get TWO - new GIGABYTE upgrade programme
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Gigaman - If this upgrade opportunity would be left until almost 3 years is up, will still be something to upgrade to?
@-Mike-
We let you (or anyone who participates in this programme) upgrade once within the 3 years. It’s your decision when you want to upgrade. And based on this WHEN it’s of course also to what chipset series: Z170 now or successor in the future.
@WgizmO
There is no X99 based upgrade in any way.
We let you (or anyone who participates in this programme) upgrade once within the 3 years. It’s your decision when you want to upgrade. And based on this WHEN it’s of course also to what chipset series: Z170 now or successor in the future.
@WgizmO
There is no X99 based upgrade in any way.
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Soldato
Hey, I'd just like to check about the 3 year period, is that down to when you get the application sent off?
I got my mobo in nov 2014, can I wait until nov 2017 and then start the process of trade-in?
I got my mobo in nov 2014, can I wait until nov 2017 and then start the process of trade-in?
@GiraffePencils
Yes, if you registered your mobo already then you have exactly 3 years from the purchase date to apply for the upgrade.
Yes, if you registered your mobo already then you have exactly 3 years from the purchase date to apply for the upgrade.
Soldato
yep, all registered long ago,
hopefully you've got a nice mobo on the horizon for October 2017
No, this offer expired. Also Z97 Black Edition motherboards are EOL already.
Im sory just read,,comment , offer is expires
Just to clarify, if Intel release a new CPU/Chipset package within the next year or so, will people who have signed up for this deal, be eligible to upgrade by paying the difference?
The Z170X upgrade isn't enough of a jump in performance over my Z97/i7 4790K combo to justify the extra outlay.
The next gen maybe, but I hope GIGA-Man can clarify this.
The Z170X upgrade isn't enough of a jump in performance over my Z97/i7 4790K combo to justify the extra outlay.
The next gen maybe, but I hope GIGA-Man can clarify this.
Hi Gazanimal
We let you (or anyone who participates in this programme) upgrade once within the 3 years of the purchase date. It’s your decision when you want to upgrade. And based on this WHEN it’s of course also to what chipset series: Z170 now or successor in the future, as l already informed here.
This second board (upgrade) is free as long it's the same level model (e.g. Z97X-UD5H-BK into future chipset UD5). You only pay the difference when you want to upgrade into higher SKUs.
We let you (or anyone who participates in this programme) upgrade once within the 3 years of the purchase date. It’s your decision when you want to upgrade. And based on this WHEN it’s of course also to what chipset series: Z170 now or successor in the future, as l already informed here.
This second board (upgrade) is free as long it's the same level model (e.g. Z97X-UD5H-BK into future chipset UD5). You only pay the difference when you want to upgrade into higher SKUs.
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Hi GigaMan i would like to ask I got Z97X-UD3H-BK edition board is there a way to confirm if my board was registered to the promotion? Because by the time i bought this the sales person on OCUK said it was registered already but i did not received any email about it.
thanks
thanks
Hi
If you can't remember if you have registered it (at this site) then check your email box for the certificate.
If you don't find it then just contact under: [email protected] providing full serial number for checking.
