We are committed to providing you with clarity on the warranty terms for all products purchased through our platform. As we deal with trusted manufacturers like ASUS, Gigabyte, and others, warranty terms are governed by their policies, and these may change at any time without prior notice.

Below, you will find a comprehensive table that outlines the typical warranty coverage for different computer parts, but always refer to the manufacturer’s website or documentation for the most current warranty information.


Warranty Period for Different Computer Parts

ComponentCommon Warranty PeriodDetails
Central Processing Unit (CPU)3 yearsCovers defects in materials and workmanship. Excludes physical damage from improper use.
Graphics Processing Unit (GPU)2–3 yearsManufacturer warranty for hardware defects or failures. Check brand-specific terms.
Motherboard3 yearsIncludes issues like faulty chipsets or connections. Physical damage or bent pins not covered.
Power Supply Unit (PSU)3–5 yearsCovers internal failures. Some brands offer extended warranties depending on the model.
Random Access Memory (RAM)Lifetime / 3–5 yearsMany brands offer a lifetime warranty, but some models may have limited terms. Check manufacturer.
Solid State Drive (SSD)3–5 yearsWarranty is typically based on TBW (Terabytes Written). Check the model-specific warranty policy.
Hard Disk Drive (HDD)2–5 yearsWarranty coverage includes hardware malfunctions and mechanical failures.
All-in-One Liquid Cooler (AIO)2–3 yearsCovers leaks and pump failures. Physical damage or improper installation excluded.
PC Cabinet/Case1–2 yearsCovers manufacturing defects. Does not include cosmetic damage or modifications.
Cooling Fans1–2 yearsWarranty covers motor or bearing failure. Excludes wear and tear or misuse.
Monitor1–3 yearsManufacturer defects, dead pixels, or malfunctioning components covered.
Keyboard1–2 yearsWarranty covers key failure or electrical defects. Wear from use excluded.
Mouse1–2 yearsCovers issues with clicks or sensor failure. Physical damage not included.
Printer1–2 yearsIncludes mechanical failures and defective components. Consumables like ink not covered.
Sound Card1–2 yearsCovers audio output issues due to manufacturing defects.
Networking Equipment (Router, Wi-Fi Cards, etc.)1–3 yearsManufacturer warranty for faulty hardware. Excludes damage from improper use or electrical surges.

Warranty Disclaimer

  • Warranty periods listed above are based on common industry standards, but the actual coverage may vary by manufacturer, model, and region. Always refer to the specific manufacturer’s terms and conditions for accurate details.
  • Manufacturers may change their warranty terms at any time, so it’s important to check their official website or product documentation.
  • Warranties typically cover manufacturing defects and failures during normal use but exclude accidental damage, misuse, or unauthorized modifications.

How to Claim Warranty

  1. Check the Warranty Terms: First, confirm that your product is within the warranty period and the issue is covered by the manufacturer’s policy.
  2. Contact the Manufacturer: Reach out to the manufacturer directly using the contact information provided in the product documentation or on their website.
  3. Provide Required Details: You may need to submit proof of purchase, describe the issue in detail, and provide any additional information requested by the manufacturer.
  4. ZulByte Assistance: If you need help navigating the warranty process, feel free to contact us. We will assist in guiding you to the correct manufacturer resources.

Special Cases

  • Gift Orders: Products purchased as gifts are covered under the same warranty terms. However, the person receiving the gift will need the original order details to initiate a warranty claim.
  • Bulk Orders: For bulk purchases, warranty terms are generally the same, but it is important to confirm if any special terms apply for bulk buyers.
  • Disclaimer: ZulByte.com serves as a platform for selling third-party products and does not offer any direct warranties on the items sold. The responsibility for warranty claims rests with the manufacturer, and we help facilitate the process where necessary.