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Windows 7: NVIDIA Agrees to Propose GeForce GTX 970 Class Action Statement

04 Aug 2016	#1
RoasterMen Windows 7 Home Premium 64-BIT 2,086 posts Suita, Osaka	NVIDIA Agrees to Propose GeForce GTX 970 Class Action Statement Word comes from Top Class Actions (via The Tech Report) that NVIDIA will soon be settling a series of proposed class action lawsuits brought against the company regarding the GeForce GTX 970. Under the preliminary settlement, United States residents who purchased GeForce GTX 970 cards would be able to claim a $30 settlement in return for dropping further litigation against the company. With the GTX 970 having launched at $329, this amounts to a de facto 9% rebate on the card. More from here: NVIDIA Agrees To Proposed GeForce GTX 970 Class Action Settlement: US Buyers May Receive $30
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