“Why is the part number -KB when EVGA doesn't advertise any -KB part numbered graphics cards? EVGA sells extended warranty's at the manufacturers page (that don't cover spills like your warranty does) for ten years for -KR products. Why would I buy a -KB?”

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• It's just the Best Buy specific designation ergo "B"

  Answered by htxwn 6 years ago

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• It's a BestBuy part number. It's the same card, just a slightly different sticker

  Answered by UberRN 5 years ago

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• I believe it is a specific Best Buy product. They want to sell the geek squad 2 year coverage plan for the gpu instead of offering the extended warranty from the manufacturer i'm pretty certain.

  Answered by pgu25 6 years ago

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• KB just denotes a model for Bet Buy. Everything else is identical to the KR version of the card.

  Answered by Tyranno 6 years ago

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• This still qualifies for that - this is simply the non RGB version of the KR. I believe it may be a Best Buy exclusive.

  Answered by Dazz 6 years ago

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