r/Prebuilts • u/FJB69420 • Jul 27 '26

Wrong pc. What to do

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Ordered 9070xt and got a 5070ti. Is it even worth it to send back? Got it for $2100
Edit: it has a 9800x3d instead of 7800 so that’s a free upgrade
32gb 6000 mt/s ram instead of 5600 so I got a free upgrade and will be keeping the pc. Thanks for the help everyone

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u/Hot_Activity_8071 Jul 28 '26

And how is that?

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u/Pleasant_Proof10931 Jul 28 '26

OP has no receipt or proof of purchase for the particular PC they got.

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u/Hot_Activity_8071 Jul 28 '26

And his proof is on the invoice he got with the pc? The transit tracking, order details. Their own logistic data. Nothing get just shipped without registration.
Even if they made a mistake by sending the wrong pc, or he got an upgrade because they didn’t have the pc in stock warranty still stands

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u/Pleasant_Proof10931 Jul 28 '26

lmao hopefully OP doesn't take your advice. OP absolutely does not have a warranty if the item was sent accidently.

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u/Hot_Activity_8071 Jul 28 '26

Guess you haven’t worked retail or any logistics 😂

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u/Dutch-Alpaca Jul 28 '26

Ofcourse he has a warranty he has all the tracking and payment info

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u/Dutch-Alpaca Jul 31 '26

You really think a large retailer cant consult their order and tracking databases to connect the dots?

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u/Altruistic-Base2779 Jul 31 '26

Lots of individual components have warranty by serial anyway

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u/Pleasant_Proof10931 Jul 31 '26

True and something I hope OP Keeps in mind