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deadeyedic30 said:
Just say FX55. I'm sure you'll get your money back, maybe more.
Answer people's questions honestly, but don't advertise that it's a clawhammer.
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Just say FX55. I'm sure you'll get your money back, maybe more.
Answer people's questions honestly, but don't advertise that it's a clawhammer.
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My mates a registered seller on the auction site so i'll get him to list it on there. Only option for me, it's my fault apparently for not reading up on it as there was plenty of information provided. 
I dont remember seeing Clawhammer anywhere though. 
I dont remember seeing Clawhammer anywhere though. 
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But you couldve returned it under the 7 day distance selling act surely? I didnt think they could refuse 
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Only if it's in resellable condition, this arguably isn't - many places only take sealed stuff back under the Distance Sellings Act.MeatLoaf said:But you couldve returned it under the 7 day distance selling act surely? I didnt think they could refuse
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Basically because it was opened and used is their reason for saying no I'm stuck with it. Just curious how many people read the code on the cpu before opening the box and how many know what it means ?
Let this be a warning to you. My point was that the site didn't say it was a clawhammer and because they removed the listing when it sold i can't prove otherwise. Bloody expensive lesson to learn. Instead of getting a newer more up to date cpu i got older technology. Yes its faster, but that was only part of the reason for ordering it. My next cpu, when i sell the FX on the auction site will be an X2 4400 but not from Ocuk.
Let this be a warning to you. My point was that the site didn't say it was a clawhammer and because they removed the listing when it sold i can't prove otherwise. Bloody expensive lesson to learn. Instead of getting a newer more up to date cpu i got older technology. Yes its faster, but that was only part of the reason for ordering it. My next cpu, when i sell the FX on the auction site will be an X2 4400 but not from Ocuk.
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It would be nice if it failed some how as AMD would replace it with the current model.
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Any idea of a *** to have this happen ? 
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I read somewhere that heat and high voltage can be disasterous for CPU's.
So make sure you don't use too much voltage as it could kill it.
So make sure you don't use too much voltage as it could kill it.
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Wont AMD be able to tell tho if its been killed because of having to many volts
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I've just read it and the way I worded it was very bad looked like I was trrying to advise something that was not good.
I've just read it and the way I worded it was very bad looked like I was trrying to advise something that was not good.
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If it just died on me i would be laughing, but i'm not about to try and break it as i can't afford to buy a a new cpu, let alone whole new rig. Think i'll wait till next pay day and get an X2 4400 the auction the FX55
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deadeyedic30 said:
That's what I would do, but it never stops me overclocking then if it dies at least I've had some fun killing it
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You'll probably get your money back at auction so I wouldn't worry, I'd steer clear of trying to have an accident 