3 Simple Steps for Intel Warranty Claim

Step 1:

• In order to apply for an Intel warranty claim, you must check the warranty status of your product. Product type, serial number, batch number, stocking ID, and SA# are the details required. You can easily find them in the product description or on the label.

• In the next step, you can contact the purchaser with proof of purchases like sales receipts, invoices, etc. They will evaluate the product.

• Upon approval, they will initiate a return materials authorization (RMA) through email. It must be clearly mentioned in the return packages. They will do the needful from their end.

Step 2:

• Intel maintains a diverse customer support team who are trained to guide you in any of your issues and concerns, from warranty claims to driver and software support.

• They maintain a separate online community, online service center, and account support. You can easily get in touch with them through emails and calls.

• You can easily create a ticket for any of your needs in Intel Customer Support through your user account.

Step 3:

• You must have your user account registered on their website. This will help you not only with the Intel warranty claim but also with keeping yourself updated about the new updates in your products and much more.

• Intel creates and sells various hardware and software. It differs from one to the other. However, you can expect three years of limited warranty for most of their products, and there are exceptions too.

• When your Intel graphics card has flickering, crashing, and other common game issues or the processor is overheating, following the warranty policy, Intel will either replace or repair it.

Intel Warranty Period:

• 30-Day Return Policy

• Intel Xeon Phi Coprocessor — 1-Year Limited Warranty

• Intel Arc Graphics Cards — 3-Year Limited Warranty

• Standard Warranty Replacement (SWR)

• Advanced Warranty Replacement (AWR)