Does the eVGA warranty cover overclocking?

I heard it does? is this true?Does the eVGA warranty cover overclocking?
NO, ITS A COMPLETE LIE!!!1111SHIFTSHIFT[spoiler] j/k its true, it covers OCing :p [/spoiler] Does the eVGA warranty cover overclocking?
Do you have a link that shows it does cover OCing?
Nope, but many people here says it, so i must believe them :p
I heard it does, I'll look for a link. http://evga.com/support/lifetime/Only took a simple google search to find this. Modifications to any hardware is not covered in the warranty.
Oh yeah and btw,what would be a GOOD CHEAP VGA Cooler for a 8600GT?I meant 8600GT,not GTS btw.
[QUOTE=''Peter_Darkstar''] I heard it does, I'll look for a link. http://evga.com/support/lifetime/Only took a simple google search to find this. Modifications to any hardware is not covered in the warranty. [/QUOTE] Hmm,that ain't good...
[QUOTE=''RTSFTW''][QUOTE=''Peter_Darkstar''] I heard it does, I'll look for a link. http://evga.com/support/lifetime/Only took a simple google search to find this. Modifications to any hardware is not covered in the warranty. [/QUOTE] Hmm,that ain't good...[/QUOTE]Why not?An overclock is not a mod...
[QUOTE=''RTSFTW''][QUOTE=''Peter_Darkstar''] I heard it does, I'll look for a link. http://evga.com/support/lifetime/Only took a simple google search to find this. Modifications to any hardware is not covered in the warranty. [/QUOTE] Hmm,that ain't good...[/QUOTE]

''There is no physical damage to the PCB, GPU/chipset, or components that are caused by: Damage due to improper installation, damage during modification of any kind, damage during any type of Aftermarket cooling installation, and water damage of any kind.''



I.E. if you crack the core installing a waterblock, you're out of luck. They actually cover aftermarket hardware installations too, as long as the hardware installation itself isn't what broke the card.