Claim warranty on gaming PC parts? Well, you’ve invested in your PC, and now you’re planning to invest more by giving it to local repair shops?
The idea of going to the service centre might sound like a nightmare for gamers who usually avoid going out.
This is also true for people who dislike paperwork and long waiting lines at service centres.
I’ve even seen people trying to fix their PCs on their own without the proper knowledge. In most cases, they end up creating more problems for the PC components.
And in some worst-case scenarios, the warranty ends up getting voided.
To avoid wasting time with service centres, I’ve found a way to claim a warranty on your gaming PC’s components.
Now we’re not talking in vain because I will share my experience of claiming a warranty on my gaming PC.
I have a Ryzen 5 PC that I got built just last year. This is the story of how I claimed a warranty on a PC component and fixed my gaming PC for free.
But before we do that, let’s get familiar with some technical terms and jargon related to the warranty.

Getting warranties on PC parts can be divided into two different methods. 
The first is that your component, like the processor, motherboard, or RAM sticks, get repaired by the service centres' agents, and you get your piece back, and you can reattach it to the system and your gaming PC will start working again. 
The second scenario is when the service centres' employees cannot fix the component, and the owners must file for RMA (Return merchandise authorization). 
In this process, the service centres will change your piece with a new one. You'll get another component of the same series if they don't have the product. 
For example, if you're using an Asrock A320m-HDV motherboard and file for RMA, you'll get the same or a newer model for free. 
Now that we are clear about what and how does warranty works for gaming PC components, let's see why you should opt for warranties.