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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Buuruwa" data-source="post: 16836549" data-attributes="member: 501821">That's the case regardless of manufacturers warranty or shop warranty. If not, how are you supposed to repair a faulty CPU? It's the same with RAM. You can't repair a chip. You can just replace it.I think people seem to misunderstand manufacturers warranty and shop warranty.Shop warranty - you can only claim warranty by taking the product to the shop you bought it from with your bill (i.e. 99% PC components in Sri Lanka). You get warranty from the shop. The shop then deals with the manufacturer separately to get the warranty. The warranty applies from the date of purchase.Manufacturers warranty - you can send the faulty product directly to the manufacturer or the authorized dealer regardless of where you bought it from. This is almost never possible in Sri Lanka. The warranty usually applies from the date of manufacture or the date shipped to agent.</blockquote>

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