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Please forgive me if I have got the details of your problem incorrect, but
surely if the bad power supplies/motherboards caused the damage to the
processors, then you should be making a claim against the supplier of those
power supplies/motherboards. I would certainly not be expecting AMD to
furnish replacements as they are in no way responsible for the failure of
the processors.
> I bought 11 new machines for my company (AMD Duron 750s) in parts
> and built them. Two of them had bad power supplies and one of them had a
> bad board. I took them back to my vendor and they replaced these parts
> no problem. The problem was that the bad power supplies/boards burnt up
two
> chips. AMD WILL NOT take these back RMA any more.
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> You can send them back and they MAY, AT THEIR DISCRETION, replace them.
> However, it will take 6-8 weeks for this to occur, IF it occurs.
> Anyone else run into this issue with chips overheating?
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