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so happy i went with AMD instead 


I knew EVGA was holding back for a reason.
15% is still enough to affect a total outcome of complaints and purchases, and when you're the biggest CPU manufacturer in the world, you don't just ignore it.
Considering Intel is estimating it'll cost $700M to replace the faulty motherboards, and correct the problem, with an additional $300M expected loss in revenue, Intel admitting the issue and working to correct it is commendable. Granted, it's loss is about 3% of the total revenue, but that's still a significant amount of money, not to mention delaying the release of other SB-based motherboards that could further decrease revenues.
Considering Intel is estimating it'll cost $700M to replace the faulty motherboards, and correct the problem, with an additional $300M expected loss in revenue, Intel admitting the issue and working to correct it is commendable. Granted, it's loss is about 3% of the total revenue, but that's still a significant amount of money, not to mention delaying the release of other SB-based motherboards that could further decrease revenues.
I knew EVGA was holding back for a reason.
15% is still enough to affect a total outcome of complaints and purchases, and when you're the biggest CPU manufacturer in the world, you don't just ignore it.
No their holding out because they cannot make a decent board worth their life.....
No shamino = no eVGA