Terms of Service

We describe graphics card models, VRAM configuration, connector layout, and cooler family based on information available from manufacturers and Korean retail listings. Specifications can change between production batches. Where a detail matters to fit or power, confirm it with us before ordering.

The details worth double-checking are the ones that decide whether a card fits at all: board length against your case clearance, the number and type of power connectors, the recommended power supply wattage, slot thickness, and whether the cooler is a two-slot or triple-slot design. Memory capacity and bus width matter for what you intend to run. Because a manufacturer can revise a cooler or a connector between batches, the fastest way to be certain is to tell us the model you are considering and the case you are building in, and let us confirm the current revision before you pay.

Prices shown or quoted reflect Korean market conditions at the time of the quote and can change with supply, distributor pricing, and memory costs. A listing or quote is not a binding offer until we confirm your order. Availability of specific AIB models can change quickly.

This is why a figure you saw last week may not hold today. Graphics card pricing in Korea moves with distributor allocations and memory pricing, and a board that is plentiful one month can be scarce the next. Treat every number on the site as an indication for planning, not as a locked offer. When you ask about a model, we will give you a current price and tell you how stable that price has been recently, so you can decide whether to order now or watch it for a while.

Payment is handled by bank transfer against an invoice, cash on delivery, or card payment in person at pickup. We do not process online card payments. An order is confirmed when we acknowledge it by phone or message using the details you provide.

A request sent through the site is a request, not a completed purchase. We read it, check the model and current price, and come back to you with the payment options above. Only when you have that acknowledgement in hand is the order standing. Keep the confirmation and the invoice together — they are the documents we ask for if a warranty matter comes up later.

Delivery within Korea is arranged through a third-party carrier. Delivery timelines depend on the carrier and on your location. Pickup at our Yongsan-gu location is available by arrangement. Risk in the goods passes to you on delivery or pickup.

If you collect in person, bring the confirmation we sent you and check the box in front of us before you leave. If you choose carrier delivery, inspect the parcel when it arrives; if the outer packaging is visibly damaged, note it with the courier and contact us the same day so we can work through the options with you.

Returns and warranty service follow Korean consumer law and the manufacturer's warranty terms for the specific card. Keep your order record, because warranty claims require proof of purchase. Physical damage caused after delivery is not covered.

In practice: if a card develops a fault, contact us with the model, the order record, and a short description of what happens and when. We will tell you whether the case goes to the manufacturer's service channel or comes back through us, and what the expected turnaround looks like. Damage from a drop, liquid, an incorrect power connection, or a modification is outside warranty and will be assessed before any repair is agreed. Your statutory rights under Korean consumer law sit above anything written here.

We are responsible for supplying the product you ordered and confirmed. We are not liable for indirect losses, including lost work time, software costs, or compatibility problems arising from a build we did not assemble. Nothing in these terms limits rights you have under Korean law.

So the boundary is clear: the card we sell and confirm is ours to get right, including its condition on delivery and its manufacturer warranty path. What happens in a system you assembled yourself — a power supply that cannot carry the load, a case with insufficient airflow, a driver conflict, a card installed in a board that does not support it — is outside the sale. If you would like us to check a build before you commit to a board, send us the parts you plan to use and we will flag anything that looks mismatched.

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Product names are used to identify the goods we describe and sell, nothing more. Nothing on the site implies a partnership with, sponsorship by, or endorsement from any manufacturer beyond that identification.