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To: Windsock who wrote (136200)	5/28/2001 3:35:08 PM
From: dale_laroy	of 186894

>Sysmark passes through the manufacturer's warranty on parts. And the AMD warranty is valid only if you operate within spec. So you are out of luck beginning the first time the Sys Boom Ra system is powered on.< Not necessarily true. Back when YARC Systems was selling 25 MHz Am29K based coprocessor boards using overclocked 16 MHz processors, AMD was very good about replacing processors that failed catastrophically. Of course, they would only replace processors that would not even operate at their 16 MHz rated spec, and only with another 16 MHz Am29K. My guess is that, while AMD would be under no legal obligation, the purchaser of such a system could get a replacement from AMD, but it would not be warranted to operate at 1.8 GHz.

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