How to Register Your Warranty

Registering your warranty is one of the most important steps after purchasing a new PC component. It protects your investment, speeds up any future warranty claims, and in some cases extends your coverage beyond the standard period.

Why Register Your Warranty?

Faster claims: Registered products are easier to verify, reducing processing time if you ever need a repair or replacement.
Extended coverage: Some manufacturers (e.g. ASUS, Corsair, Seasonic) offer extended warranty periods for registered products — sometimes adding 1–2 extra years.
Proof of ownership: Registration links the product serial number to your details, which can help if your proof of purchase is lost.
Firmware and recall notifications: Manufacturers can contact you directly about important updates or safety recalls.

What You’ll Need

Your product’s serial number (found on the box, the product label, or within software/BIOS)
Your proof of purchase (order confirmation email or invoice from PC Gear UK)
An account on the manufacturer’s website

How to Find Your Serial Number

Motherboard: Sticker on the board itself, or visible in BIOS under System Information.
GPU: Sticker on the card’s shroud or backplate. Also visible in GPU-Z (free software).
CPU: On the retail box or CPU tray packaging.
RAM: On the sticker on each stick.
SSD: On the label on the drive. Also visible in CrystalDiskInfo (free software).
PSU: On the label on the side of the unit.

Registering by Brand

ASUS: account.asus.com
MSI: register.msi.com
Gigabyte: registration.gigabyte.com
ASRock: event.asrock.com/warranty.asp
Corsair: corsair.com/warranty-registration
Seasonic: seasonic.com/warranty-registration
be quiet!: bequiet.com/warranty
Noctua: noctua.at/warranty
Samsung (SSDs): samsung.com/semiconductor/consumer-storage/warranty
WD / SanDisk: support.wdc.com

When to Register

Register as soon as possible after purchase — ideally within 30 days. Some manufacturers require registration within a specific window to qualify for extended warranty benefits.

Keep Your Proof of Purchase

Your PC Gear UK order confirmation email serves as your proof of purchase. Save it to a dedicated folder or print a copy — you’ll need it for any warranty claim.