OH NONONONNO HAHAHAHAHA
OH NONONONNO HAHAHAHAHA
Jordan Martinez
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Christopher Ross
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Adrian Kelly
it's overclocking
intel has the same policy
are you new to this?
Jeremiah Sanchez
>overclocking voids the warranty
imagine being so desperate to shill that makes such a stupid thread
Leo Hernandez
It seems weird at first because AMD offer it as a feature, but overclocking always voids the warranty anyway, and they're probably gonna warn you again when you want to activate it.
Alexander Jackson
Overdrive is not enable by default.
Gavin Davis
/tread
/intel
Carter Jones
At least intel lets you spend $20 for an OC insurance. You'll get a "free" replacement one time.
Worth the $20 if you plan on attempting truly high end OCing. Not really worth it for normal users unless they're just a bit paranoid.
Charles Hall
Try harder. You are dead now.
Christopher Rivera
>click mouse
>money stolen
Austin Wright
Lmao, how much of a fan boy do you have to be to ignore actual facts?
AMD doesn't provide any OC warranty at all, Intel does for $20.
That's just the truth.
I'm not telling you to go buy intel, i'm not telling you to go buy the OC insurance even.
All i'm saying is intel has insurance, AMD doesn't.
That's a fact.
click.intel.com
Gavin Campbell
>Hey guys check out this new feature that invalidates warranty lmao AMD beta cucks confirmed
Isaac Perry
>using the same warranty policy as intel
fucking shit, i was expecting mommy to not be as scammy as bobby
Dominic Cooper
I see, this is another "intel is so great because they let you spend more" thread.
Jose Hernandez
no it's a AMD doesn't offer intel does.
I'm not telling you to buy an intel CPU, but you gotta admit, having the ability to get an OC warranty vs not having the ability at all, you'd obviously prefer the company that at least has SOME way to cover your ass.
And lets be real here, $20 on top of a $400-500 CPU isn't exactly SUPER extreme.
It'd be great if it was included for free, but seeing as AMD doesn't even offer an OC warranty at all, its better than nothing.
ANYTHING (intel) is better than nothing (AMD).
Obviously if you don't plan on doing some crazy OC, you wont care either way since it's VERY rare to fuck up your CPU from OCing at normal levels.
Brody Mitchell
to all those worried about warranty. let's be realistic here. no one ever broke their CPU by dialing up few numbers. You can only fuck it up by going over the safe voltage. housefire tier FX CPUs overclocked to 5 nigga hertz 24/7 still work to this day.
Jace Fisher
I can't believe these niggers are complaining about having the option of choice.
Jaxon Edwards
>t. jewtel redditor mod
opinion discarded
Benjamin Clark
intel bad
amd good
that's literally all they see and care about.
Nicholas Edwards
>click.intel.com
>and that's a good thing
Leo Rodriguez
...apparently not having ANY OC warranty at all is a good thing?
lmao, good cuck, enjoy paying $750 for another 3950x after your 5ghz 1.7v OC melts your chip.
Noah Adams
The reason Intel can offer a $20 OC warranty and AMD can't is because Intel processors are better quality
Wyatt Ramirez
>being this poor