A warranty claim to be applicable on PC parts like memory would require the component to be free from any cosmetic damage, even if it’s on a non-critical part of the hardware. Sadly, companies like G.SKILL need to adhere to their strict policies, as an owner of a RAM kit finds out the difficult way that his RMA has been rejected because one of the sticks has sustained a negligible amount of damage on the PCB. Even if the small nick is a “nothingburger,” it’s sufficient enough for companies to reject the warranty. RAM’s gold pins appear to be intact, […]
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