So they should! Sapphire was only doing 2 yrs not that long ago. Who in their right mind would throw away an extra 50% more warranty ? 😀

Imo 3 yrs should of been the minimum anyway, 2 yrs says one of 2 things....we dont trust our product past 2 yrs or we want more money in less than 2 yrs and we dont want you to be able to resell to prospective buyers of new products, also not fare on people who had products bought for them at Christmas 2017 unless they came with the 3yr sticker which i dought really happened. Whilst i`ll admit to being a bit of an Evga fanboy i think this sort of practice would just put me off even considering buying second products and anything before a including 980ti will be dead money spent, but on the other hand should help buyers push second hand prices down

All we need now is the actural cards to be in stock at decent prices.

When a device is as expensive as the better video cards, only 2 years of warranty is pretty dubious. If we are talking about the entry level cards, I wouldn't consider 2 years as unreasonable. The profit margin in those isn't exactly phenomenal for either the manufacturer or the shop.

Well this is an over looked put a welcome move, since I'm probably selling my Palit card with two year warranty before it runs out this year. Otherwise I could use it for much longer, but I just don't trust PC components today with many condensators and heating elements to last that long. It really sucks if you own an expensive card and it just zips out with warranty expired. I just wish there would be decently priced Vega 56 cards soon enough to make the change. This time I will not pick a card with less than a three year warranty.

ladcrooks:

So they should! Sapphire was only doing 2 yrs not that long ago. Who in their right mind would throw away an extra 50% more warranty ? 😀

Sapphire RX Vega 56 Nitro+ has two year warranty.