[FS] BNIB I7 970 $550 Shipped

[zoob]

FWIW I've never had to provide a receipt for any Intel CPUs that I've had to RMA.

[arekieh]

Same here,
And my cpu fried due to static, they knew and still warrantied.
The only other intel cpu's i have seen warrantied were fried while overclocking. Ive never heard of someone needing a reciept.

[FiXT]

Originally Posted by zoob

FWIW I've never had to provide a receipt for any Intel CPUs that I've had to RMA.

That is because the SN is recorded as a retail channel product.

I have RMA'd two products bought through retail edge, and BOTH required a receipt because the SN code is listed as a Retail Edge product sale.

The same way you would not be able to obtain warranty on a CPU that was intended for OEM (defined by the SN/model code) or one that was bought outside of the country/coverage area of the area you are attempting to get warranty in.

[arekieh]

Originally Posted by FiXT

That is because the SN is recorded as a retail channel product.

I have RMA'd two products bought through retail edge, and BOTH required a receipt because the SN code is listed as a Retail Edge product sale.

The same way you would not be able to obtain warranty on a CPU that was intended for OEM (defined by the SN/model code) or one that was bought outside of the country/coverage area of the area you are attempting to get warranty in.

Good to know thanks

Originally Posted by _dangtx_

ok, so there is no warranty whatsoever?

thanks for clearing up the confusion.

Thats what it looks like.
Although again, when was the last time an intel proc has died randomly? and also, this price is basically $400 off msrp...

and correct me if im wrong but intel warranty's dont transfer anyways do they?

[SugarJ]

Thread cleaned AGAIN. No further discussion of price, warranty or origin is needed.

[arekieh]

bump.

[arekieh]

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[arekieh]

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[arekieh]

Price drop to $550 shipped

[arekieh]

Sold to McDown
Thanks