It’s likely Intel compensated Dell for the problem. I don’t like arguing by analogy, but I don’t have a better way to make my point—-what if instead, old lady

It’s likely Intel compensated Dell for the problem. I don’t like arguing by analogy, but I don’t have a better way to make my point—-what if instead, old lady paid for a cpu that was clocked at 3.2ghz, and instead the cpu was hardware throttled down to 2.8ghz. I expect when I purchase an item, all the features I paid for operate correctly—-even if I never expect to use all of them or use them to their full potential.