If you buy separate things and building your own computer, does the warranty still exist?

Philip_14 · Jan 29, 2016

Hello, I woundering if the warranty still exist when you buy your own things and then bulding a computer by yourself? because my friend said that it is not true, he says the the warranty disappear when you buy everything and bulding it by yourself. And it only let you keep the warranty if you let the company you buying all the parts from building it for you. is this true or false?

alexoiu · Jan 29, 2016

Hi,
Warranty is valid if buying parts and assembling them by yourself, as long as customer induced damage is not involved.

USAFRet · Jan 29, 2016

Philip_14 :

Entirely false.
Each part has its own warranty, fully applicable, no matter who builds it.

Ubrales · Jan 29, 2016

The warranty will still apply to all the separate parts. If any part fails you must contact the part manufacturer and start an RMA (Return Merchandise Authorization) process I had to do this for some parts over the years on my new builds. They will replace the defective parts according to the terms of the warranty.

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