One Reddit user sent an Intel Core i9-13900.
There was a Reddit user who sent the Intel Core i9-13900K to claim it because of stability problems, but the CPU that pushed back a newer version like the Core i9-14900K, and Intel also said that if Gen 13's stock runs out, the person who sent it will be Gen 14.
Or in case of not finding a claim for the customer, there is also a full refund. Someone opportunistically sends a regular Core i9-13900K CPU to claim it. Intel also offers to refund the full amount of $599. Importantly, there is no check if the chip sent to the claim has a problem, because Intel itself can't check every case because there is a lot of claims right now.
Another case in Hong Kong, the Intel Core i9-14900K, has so many claims that the importer or distributor does not bring the customer in time. Therefore, it offers a refund of HKD4200 or about 18,000 baht instead.
The refund is less than the price of the first CPU because it is deducted. It is up to the customer whether or not to accept the offer, because if you continue to wait, you do not know when to wait to get the claim.
And someone took this offer because, evaluating the case, it would have waited a long time. When the importer offered this option, he decided to give up and take the money back instead.
However, even though Intel has already released an update to solve the story, but the damaged chip before that, the damage has not been restored. It's just a new case protection. That's it. The person who damaged the chip has finally got to claim it anyway. For anyone to buy a new computer now, it's advisable to wait for the new Jane to launch this month first. Because Intel said that the new model is definitely no problem.
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