Originally Posted by dave_graham
lol
RMA'ing bad overclocking CPUs is retarded. ya'll don't seem to get the point that #1.) RMA'ing is for damaged, unworking CPUs. This means (let me spell this out for you) a. the CPU will not post at stock speed, voltage, in its native platform. b. the CPU was not overclocked, overvolted, tampered with, etc. #2.) people who RMA based on bad overclockers are not only dishonest, it's a hassle for vendors like myself to deal with the overload of perfectly fine products being returned because some tweedle-dum never read the COA. I'd rather spend time fixing grandma's machine than servicing a "poor" overclocking CPU.
dave
PS> If i were that particular retailer, I'd test the CPU when it got in and if it posted, send the freakin' thing right back to you, sans 50% for being a pain in the ass.