Defective Nvidia GPU Settlement Reached, Starting Claims

By Charles P. Jefferies, NotebookReview Staff | | 11110 Reads

Defective Nvidia GPU Settlement Reached, Starting Claims

In 2008 Nvidia admitted it had shipped a large number of defective graphics cards, when eventually caused the notebooks using them to fail; replacement costs were estimated to be $150-200 million.

The class-action lawsuit filed last year has finally been approved by a California court. Nvidia is now accepting claims for repairs, replacements, and reimbursements. The website can be found here:
http://www.nvidiasettlement.com/

List of affected notebooks:
http://www.nvidiasettlement.com/affectedmodels.html
Claims can be filed until March 14, 2011.

Via (Engadget.com)

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