ZOTAC bundle and warranty
The box isn't as big as a house, as has been the wont of some manufacturers.
ZOTAC alludes to most of the features that we've spoken about on the previous page.
| Items | Quick Install Guide User Manual Driver CD ZOTAC sticker (important!) 3DMark Vantage Advanced Race Driver: GRID (full game) HDMI cable DVI-to-VGA dongle Internal S/PDIF cable Dual-Molex-to-6-pin PCIe power adapter Eight-pin power adapter |
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The bundle is decent, especially in light of the fact that ZOTAC's card is one of the cheaper GTX 295s around. Race Driver: GRID is a title we use in the current suite and 3DMark Vantage, albeit synthetic, puts the card through its paces.
ZOTAC makes the most of the GTX 295's HDMI by bundling in an HDMI and S/PDIF cable, which you attach from motherboard to card.
In terms of connectivity options, there are the full array of cables and adapters to let you make the most of the card's potential out of the box, and ZOTAC provides the necessary six-pin and eight-pin power-connectors, as well.
Warranty
All ZOTAC cards are backed by a five-year warranty
that begins of the date of purchase. The warranty is currently not
transferable, should the card be sold on, though. The original warranty
period was for two years, but the extension is available for owners who
register with ZOTAC within two weeks of purchase.
ZOTAC has a service centre in the UK. Customers have the option of
sending faulty hardware either to the dealer from which they purchased
the card from or, alternatively, back to ZOTAC's centre, where the
company quotes a five-10 working day turnaround, and will ship the
product
back to the customer for free.
