Ryzen master

[Xystophori]

Dose installing ryzen master void warranty

 

[random_matt]

Unlikely, using it? Maybe. Although it is buggy anyway, if you choose settings that cause instability then they save and you cannot get back in.

 

[Xystophori]

OK if you accidentally overclock and then switch back to normal does this void your warranty

 

[Mcnumpty2323]

Not sure how they would know
You software overclocked
It anyway

 

[Xystophori]

I forceably disabled it in bios after being confused

 

[StarShock]

The whole overclocking voids the warranty is a nonsense. They put it in so you can't just return every cpu if you don't like how well it overclocks, or if its overclock degrades after a year.

They have no way of knowing that a cpu has been overclocked, it doesn't keep a log of what you've done to it. The overclock setting are either on the motherboard or in software.

You also have to try pretty hard to do permanent damage to it through overclocking. Just keep the voltages as low as possible and you'll be fine

 

[Len Dananey]

Impossible to damage a cpu with software overclocking, simply not possible unless you are extremely dim which I am sure you are not.

 

[Darkpassenger]

Impossible to damage a cpu with software overclocking, simply not possible unless you are extremely dim which I am sure you are not.

True story