if i oc a ryzen will it void the warranty?

[Technomancer__]

how can they know?

[minibois]

It won't void the warranty, unless they can prove you pumped like 5 volts into it.

[piemadd]

3 minutes ago, Ethocreeper said:

how can they know?

As long as you can reset the clock if it breaks, then you can turn it in.

[Technomancer__]

4 minutes ago, Minibois said:

It won't void the warranty, unless they can prove you pumped like 5 volts into it.

so if i stay with the suggested 1.75 i think i should be fine?

 

and will ram oc void my warranty also?

[NinJake]

1 minute ago, Ethocreeper said:

so if i stay with the suggested 1.75 i think i should be fine?

 

and will ram oc void my warranty also?

I think Linus said 1.325 was the sweet spot

[Jarno.]

when you tell them that u did overclock then it will void your warrenty.

 

Officialy warrenty rules of AMD, Intel or Nvidea also says that damage caused by overclocked isn't covered by warrenty.

 

They can't tell you did overclock when you can reset bios to default before you handle part in for warrenty request.

[Technomancer__]

1 minute ago, Jarno. said:

when you tell them that u did overclock then it will void your warrenty.

 

Officialy warrenty rules of AMD, Intel or Nvidea also says that damage caused by overclocked isn't couverd by warrenty.

 

They can't tell you did overclock when you can reset bios to default before you handle part in for warrenty request.

say the mobo is bricked and i want to return it can they somehow check the bios

or you can still short the pins and it will reset

 

just curious 

[Jarno.]

The cmos chip will lose the data when you remove all power (cmos battery) just keep the battery removed for lets say a night to be safe.

[Technomancer__]

1 minute ago, Jarno. said:

The cmos chip will lose the data when you remove all power (cmos battery) just keep the battery removed for lets say a night to be safe.

thanks thats what i thought