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I just talked with amd customer care about faulty fan and they said it doesn't come under warranty, is this true?

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Umm...what fan?

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5 minutes ago, gaurav_23 said:

I just talked with amd customer care about faulty fan and they said it doesn't come under warranty, is this true?

Pretty sure they don't want jet engines in their factory's 

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You mean your stock cooler came faulty? I know I built a system using an Intel stock cooler that came with an i3 6100 being faulty and the retailer gave me a generic CoolerMaster cooler to replace it xD

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AMD fans don't come with warranty... Why does that sound funny :D

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New stock coolers should be under warranty me thinks. If I would get f*cked up screws with a casting defect (are they casted?), I would return it and demand new ones.

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pffft warranty. look at consumer laws in your country. In NZ its quite clear, if you sell something and its suppose to do a job then the retailer must replace or fix it

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14 minutes ago, SCHISCHKA said:

pffft warranty. look at consumer laws in your country. In NZ its quite clear, if you sell something and its suppose to do a job then the retailer must replace or fix it

But they are gonna take a lot of time, I think I am gonna buy new one, can do bit of overclocking too

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25 minutes ago, Princess Cadence said:

You mean your stock cooler came faulty? I know I built a system using an Intel stock cooler that came with an i3 6100 being faulty and the retailer gave me a generic CoolerMaster cooler to replace it xD

 

your system is dope :D 

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