Sorry, I do not have the answer for that. Most probably they would replace with another unit for you, whether it's new or refurbished, that remains to be seen.

ya, just up grade to 8.1 will try today for the latest driver , Thanks

Guys need some advice here. Yesterday one of my gtx 560ti
K.O. liao. I cant remember how long my card warranty but its from MSI. Date bought 21/3/2011 . U think stil got warranty?

IINM msi covers 3years only. So, still got 11days left

Woow serious? I think i better get it done than...but who should i contact first? MSI directly or the shop i bought? Sry i never claim GPU warranty before.

Where you bought it from? IINM, most shops only cover the 1st year, after that any courier charges sending the card back may be charged to you. If all else fails, you may contact zhen^wei (Ideal Tech) which offers warranty claim services.

I bought my card from RobynCom from Imbi plaza. Thxz for the info. BTW i contact some1 from MSI alredi and they told me based on the serial no. of my card
warranty stil available til April...but here the funny thing- he also mention based on the serial no. this card is suppose to be from overseas whatever the hell dat means...now they are checking.

nVidia Geforce 335.23 WHQL

x32:
http://us.download.nvidia.com/Windows/335....nglish-whql.exe

x64:
http://us.download.nvidia.com/Windows/335....nglish-whql.exe

http://de.download.nvidia.com/Windows/335....lease-notes.pdf

Signature = "$Windows NT$"
Provider = %NVIDIA%
ClassGUID = {4D36E968-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}
Class = Display
DriverVer = 03/04/2014, 9.18.13.3523
CatalogFile = NV_DISP.CAT

Notebook:
X32:
http://us.download.nvidia.com/Windows/335....tional-whql.exe
x64:
http://us.download.nvidia.com/Windows/335....tional-whql.exe

This post has been edited by stasio: Mar 10 2014, 09:22 PM

Need advice from Nvidia sifus. I have been using AMD for past 3 years, time for me to switch camps for a change.

Currently using a 6870 and plan to upgrade to GTX760. I do not over clock nor do I plan to SLI.

Whats the cheapest 760 available? I don't really care for games included as I would probably sell it to get back the capital.

Survey in garage sales shows that the Zotac seemed to be priced most competitively at RM799 with bundled games. I was thinking to sell the games to lower the entry price.

Is that a good idea? Or is there a reason why Zotac is sold so cheap?

Any other brands priced as competitively?

This post has been edited by Skidd Chung: Mar 11 2014, 06:30 AM

haha i just update 334.89 and then this come out already

Cheapest would be either Zotac or Leadtek GTX 760 at around RM799. Do note that these are reference models though.

Ermm...probably the reason is that most other manufacturers overprice their products. Zotac, Leadtek, Palit and Gainward are priced quite reasonably in our region, fortunately. If you can top up a little more, I would recommend you to go with Gainward GTX 760 Phantom (check out lingloong from Garage Sales) as it is faster clocked and comes with an excellent cooling solution. It does however come with only 2 years warranty, as compared to Zotac's 2 + 3 years warranty.

what is so weird about the card from overseas? local shop here get stock from supplier.. supplier get stock from distributor and then all the cards not made in malaysia of coz from overseas lo

Mayb i didnt explain properly..what i mean is when ppl from MSI key in the SN of my card they say dat my card is BOUGHT from overseas..but actually is bought locally at Robyncom. Anyway MSI alredi clarify dat my card no problem can sent in to claim warranty. Will postage to them soon. Thxz to those who posted info at earlier post.

This post has been edited by apecorp: Mar 11 2014, 12:46 PM

Latest GTX 750Ti review! Check it out guys :
http://www.hardwarezone.com.my/feature-nvi...750-ti-shootout

http://www.hardwarezone.com.my/feature-unb...-ti-stormx-dual

Sometimes reseller may import their goods from other sources (not from official distributor), so the main distributor might do a check to verify if the stock is through them or not. If it's not from them, they are not obliged to honor the warranty for the card.

Mine got the same case..my MSI GTX 580 lightning got artifact problem last 2month, send to the shop i bought (Cycom) for warranty, after 1month++, the shop said i only get RM770 (cant cash out, need to buy something from their shop only)..thats what MSI give me for the warranty claim ..i was hopping to get a GC instead of the money..as for ur case, MSI GTX 560ti, i dont know how much they will give u..

i read somewhere ppl post that in taiwan, warranty for MSI GTX 580 Lightning, they give something like GTX 770 for the claim..here i only get RM 770

should had directly contact msi instead, their office are located on PJ if l'm not mistaken

haizz..yeah..maybe its my mistake..i already topup the RM770 to get new Gigabyte GTX 770 OC...i topup for another RM640 for special order that i need to pay because no stock..eventho now i got my GTX 770..i still feel cheated by the shop..

oh well, take it as a lesson, next time any warranty claims, contact local distributor 1st my cost of being a fanboy of msi more or less like urs rm700

Thanks for the recommendation.

Any reason why I should go for the Phantom, I read reviews seems that the gains are marginal <10% although it is clocked higher.

Reason why I initially chose Zotac is mainly for the games included. I don't need it which is why I thought if I sold it, at least I can technically say I paid less for the card.

So in terms of value/performance actually improved if I sold the said games.

Does the Gainward or Palit comes with games?

This post has been edited by Skidd Chung: Mar 11 2014, 04:50 PM