Warranyt on MSI Geforce 4 Ti4400

Hi,
can any one confirm what the UK warranty on a MSI graphics card is. I cant find anything on the packaging but I beleive that its 3 years?
I have the above card that is more than 1 year old so cant send it back to the retailer, but its faulty with the same problem that I had to RMA it twice for.
If the warranty is more than a year can anyone also advide whre in the UK it can be sent for warranty repair?
Thanks

http://www.msi.com.tw/html/contact/contact.htm
its 2 years

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