Wtf is Intel Tuning Plan?

[Tim Drake]

What are all of it's features and can I buy it right now for my chip or does it have to be when first bought?

 

Thanks

[Prastupok]

What are all of it's features and can I buy it right now for my chip or does it have to be when first bought?

 

Thanks

 

You have a year to buy it.

 

If you kill it by overclocking... they will replace it one time. That's it.

[CoolaxGaming]

I think you need to buy it in first month of purchase.

Only Feature only: One time cpu replacement if you kill your chip overclocking

[Tim Drake]

You have a year to buy it.

 

If you kill it by overclocking... they will replace it one time. That's it.

 

 

I think you need to buy it in first month of purchase.

Only Feature only: One time cpu replacement if you kill your chip overclocking

Both different answers..

 

Sources?

 

Also how long do I have for my chip to "die"?

[CoolaxGaming]

Both different answers..

 

Sources?

 

Also how long do I have for my chip to "die"?

NVM, you have 1 year to buy it. And it can die in the remaineder of the original 3 year warranty.

http://click.intel.com/tuningplan/terms-and-conditions

[Prastupok]

-snip-

 

http://click.intel.com/tuningplan/faq(and I've always bought them)

 

The Plan provides a one-time replacement: (i) only applicable to the replacement of Eligible Processors and (ii) only when the Plan is purchased within one (1) year of the purchase of the Eligible Processor. \

 

http://click.intel.com/tuningplan/terms-and-conditions

[Tim Drake]

http://click.intel.com/tuningplan/faq(and I've always bought them)

 

The Plan provides a one-time replacement: (i) only applicable to the replacement of Eligible Processors and (ii) only when the Plan is purchased within one (1) year of the purchase of the Eligible Processor. \

 

http://click.intel.com/tuningplan/terms-and-conditions

Sounds good because then I can break my 1.35v wall and get 4.7GHz at 1.41v and if it dies in 3 years, I get a new i5 4670k?

[Prastupok]

Sounds good because then I can break my 1.35v wall and get 4.7GHz at 1.41v and if it dies in 3 years, I get a new i5 4670k?

 

Three years from the purchase date of the processor, not of the plan.

[GzeroD]

The more I look at what I put my 3570K through the more I think I should have gotten that. Then again She didn't seem to mind too much at the 1.6v it took her to boot at 5.0Ghz (OK she minded a lot but in my deference ... 5.0Ghz).

[Tim Drake]

The more I look at what I put my 3570K through the more I think I should have gotten that. Then again She didn't seem to mind too much at the 1.6v it took her to boot at 5.0Ghz (OK she minded a lot but in my deference ... 5.0Ghz).

My 4670k overclocks like a little bitch.

 

I knew I should of spent a mere extra £10 for a 4690k

[Equilibrium_FOOL]

Is it worth it?