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No, it cannot be replaced by Intel. The best you can do is to "try" to return it, which does not seem likely in your case.
As always, when dealing with unverified sources, suppliers, etc, the rule is BUYER BEWARE.
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No, it cannot be replaced by Intel. The best you can do is to "try" to return it, which does not seem likely in your case.
As always, when dealing with unverified sources, suppliers, etc, the rule is BUYER BEWARE.
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Could it be the reason im underperfoming in some games?
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It could be. Samples may not contain all features of a released processor.
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Worse, because space in the Firmware Hub (for microcode updates) is limited, BIOS engineers routinely remove microcode update support for preproduction (PP) and engineering sample (ES) processors once they production-release their BIOS. This means that there is a lot more errata being left exposed in these processors. I have seen cases where this errata prevents Windows from even loading on PP/ES processors.
Just saying,
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