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29 Sep 2026, 11:17 PM	Tom's Hardware	2.5	Zotac denies warranty support to RTX 3060 owner in India after just one year despite offering three years of coverage A Tom's Hardware report says Zotac refused warranty service for an RTX 3060 owner in India roughly one year after purchase, even though Zotac advertises three years of coverage. Zotac's stated position is that the GPU's 2023 import date takes precedence over the customer's purchase date, so the warranty window had already expired. The article text available here is mostly page navigation and subscription boilerplate, so no repair outcome, model-level policy, or Zotac statement beyond that import-date claim is verifiable from it. Why: If you buy a GPU locally in Malaysia from a reseller holding old stock, the warranty clock may have started at import, not at your invoice date — check the serial/import date against the receipt before paying, and get the seller's warranty-start terms in writing. This is a single unresolved consumer dispute in India with no stated regional policy change, so treat it as a reminder to read terms, not as evidence that Zotac has changed coverage. hardware warranty gpu consumer-rights

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29 Sep 2026, 11:17 PM

Tom's Hardware

2.5

Zotac denies warranty support to RTX 3060 owner in India after just one year despite offering three years of coverage

A Tom's Hardware report says Zotac refused warranty service for an RTX 3060 owner in India roughly one year after purchase, even though Zotac advertises three years of coverage. Zotac's stated position is that the GPU's 2023 import date takes precedence over the customer's purchase date, so the warranty window had already expired. The article text available here is mostly page navigation and subscription boilerplate, so no repair outcome, model-level policy, or Zotac statement beyond that import-date claim is verifiable from it.

Why: If you buy a GPU locally in Malaysia from a reseller holding old stock, the warranty clock may have started at import, not at your invoice date — check the serial/import date against the receipt before paying, and get the seller's warranty-start terms in writing. This is a single unresolved consumer dispute in India with no stated regional policy change, so treat it as a reminder to read terms, not as evidence that Zotac has changed coverage.