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Before I call and speak to support this week I figured I’d ask here if it’s possible to RMA a 14900K without proof of purchase, as my uncle whom built this system as a gift has since passed & I was never able to get the box with the receipt from his home because it was thrown out. I’m having crashing games & web pages. I use this computer to provide for my family so it would be a major let down if I can’t have my processor situation looked into without PoP.
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Hello Hehe1,
Returning a processor like the Intel Core i9-14900K without proof of purchase can indeed be a bit tricky. Generally, proof of purchase is necessary to confirm the warranty and start the RMA (Return Merchandise Authorization) process. However, there are a few steps you can consider:
- We often use the serial number to verify the warranty status. You can find the serial number on the processor itself or in any accompanying documentation.
- By entering the serial number on Intel's website, you can check if your processor is still under warranty. This can be a helpful step in the process.
For detailed guidance on the warranty process, you can refer to the following articles:
- Where to Find Intel® Boxed Processor Serial Numbers (FPO and ATPO) for Warranty Request
- Warranty Guide for Intel® Processors
Best regards,
Norman S.
Intel Customer Support Engineer
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