Question Question on Part Warranties

[Hrsn]

How do Amazon warranties work?

I’m looking to build this system:
https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/C8tD3y

The Cooler and MB have been purchased through Scan, and I can see I have a warranty on both through them.

however for items such as the RAM and 12700K cpu, the cheapest are on Amazon however I’m not sure who I get a warranty with? I’ve heard it’s through the manufacturer, is that true?
For example, the CPU ships through Tech Dealz and I’ve no idea how the warranty works now…
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Intel-i7-1...k&qid=1644788437&sprefix=12700k,aps,90&sr=8-1

Please help

 

[Lafong]

As far as I know and in my experience:

Amazon normally allows 30 days for returns directly to them IF the item was purchased directly from them, not a third party.

They are quite lenient about that....few or no questions asked.

I'm generally reluctant to purchase from third parties on Amazon regardless of warranty considerations.

Beyond 30 days.......you deal directly with the manufacturer, not Amazon.

UK may have different regulations nationwide?

I don't use Amazon Prime...that may have different privileges.

 

[Hrsn]

As far as I know and in my experience:

Amazon normally allows 30 days for returns directly to them IF the item was purchased directly from them, not a third party.

They are quite lenient about that....few or no questions asked.

I'm generally reluctant to purchase from third parties on Amazon regardless of warranty considerations.

Beyond 30 days.......you deal directly with the manufacturer, not Amazon.

UK may have different regulations nationwide?

I don't use Amazon Prime...that may have different privileges.

Where do you think I’m best off buying my GPU, CPU and RAM from the build list linked?

 

[Lafong]

Where do you think I’m best off buying my GPU, CPU and RAM from the build list linked?

I have no idea what sources you have in UK.

Amazon directly is reliable in the USA.

So is Newegg, but I don't know if they sell outside North America.

You'd be a better authority than me regarding UK sources. Ask your UK cronies.