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    Posted: 08 Feb 2009 at 11:40am
I have read on this forum somewhere that there was a step up program or something for graphics cards.. I was wondering how that worked. I would really like to go from a 260 to a 295. Would I just pay the difference plus depriciation? or would I end up having to pay for a whole new card? Thanks a lot guys...
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Depends on the brand of your graphics card and the time frame you have owned it. I believe Evga and BFG both do the step up/trade in, but you only have 90-100 days to step up.

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It isnt through DS site, but though the card makers. EVGA and BFG have them. Though chances are fairly good you have XFX or Zotac GPUs
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I was going to say Nvidia does, but I've been "out of the loop" for awhile, so I visited their site.

 Couldn't find any reference to it, but I know they at least used to have a "trade-up" program where they'd give you credit towards a new card if you sent them an older one.
  I'm pretty tired and might've overlooked it...?
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