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Does that mean- if i have a chip, which gets speed reduced by 30 % via patch, that i can return it under australian consumer law?
by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
Does that mean- if i have a chip, which gets speed reduced by 30 % via patch, that i can return it under australian consumer law?
- jazoom 9y agoHaha. Oh dear. I can't think of a good reason why not, according to Australian Consumer Law. That's interesting.
- imtringued 9y agoIf the vendor explicitly promised you 30% more performance then yes. Except I doubt that intel releases raw benchmark scores or explicitly tells you the baseline they compare against. So in practice no.
- shakna 9y agoThis may be one of the reasons Intel is trying so hard to ensure (through shoddy software design) that such a patch would not be active during benchmarks, so they could hide behind such a statement being harder to prove.