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Should i feel bad?

LucaValsan27
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So i decided to return my 7600k with my motherboard and fan to get a Coffee Lake or Ryzen CPU, the thing is the shipping itself was 20$. Do you think that it was worth it? since i returned the fan I'm probably going to get an R7 1700. Im just really worried that it might be rejected, even though all the boxes were unopened. Honestly, should i feel bad or good about this choice?

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It won't be rejected. Usually the companies play it safe. Feel good about the choice, the 1700 is definitely better for most tasks.

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I think the 1700 is going to serve you much better than the 7600k.

 

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