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I see no problem with this. If you overclock and damage you obviously shouldn't be able to claim warranty. The only thing that isn't as black and white is how t
by esskay 3y ago
I see no problem with this. If you overclock and damage you obviously shouldn't be able to claim warranty. The only thing that isn't as black and white is how they know if an overclocked faulty chip is faulty because of the overclock, or something else.