Intel stops Performance Tuning Protection Plan, PTPP, for all eligible K-series CPUs

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#5891847
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wtf is special about "intel xeon W-31 75X" ... Intel Xeon W-3175X misspelled af
#5891913
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Just read what is your stock voltage, lock it and OC until the chip doesn't like it anymore. How can you blow a chip working at designed voltage? Oh, you overvolted? It's on you, pall!
#5891927
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I don't get it... if people are facing problems less often, wouldn't that mean this isn't a financial burden on Intel?
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How would Intel ever know in the first place if u were to overclock just lie and say it died. Gamers nexus did a whole video on this amd essentially if u tell them u ran the ram at xmp u already voide the warranty but if u lie about it or play stupid it's easy to get warranty.
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icedman:

How would Intel ever know in the first place if u were to overclock just lie and say it died. Gamers nexus did a whole video on this amd essentially if u tell them u ran the ram at xmp u already voide the warranty but if u lie about it or play stupid it's easy to get warranty.
This. And even if you somehow managed to not get a warranty the first time you can try again in an hour or so with a new phonecall since you talk to a new person.