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How on earth have Intel managed to screw up again with the Haswell chips after knowing ivybridge had a problem with heat , must be a new marketing ploy let's get the consumer to take a chisel to Haswell to get decent overclocks.

 

Next gen they may market chips as room heaters :)

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Topic and body do not line up with each other.

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they dindt mess up anything the temps are great if you have a great overclocker luck of the draw :)

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It's not a problem to them because they don't support overclocking offically. And then the same old statement has to be made

that there is no competition from AMD so they can do what they want.

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Couple dissapointed overclockers are nothing compared to the amount $ they save. Why would they give a shit of the minority that overclocks or builds their own rigs

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they stopped soldering the ihs to the die for a reason.

 

the question is

 

why intel didnt want us to get performance out of the box like they did with sandy?

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