How much trouble would I be in if I unknowingly buy an Engineering Sample Intel Processor?
>>54445246
None, even if you buy one knowingly.
>>54445246
They just take it back or threaten to take you to court if you refuse to return it. Since all ESs belong to Intel, it's easy to prove and the court would order you to return it. Say you have it locked in an impregnable safe, you refuse to give it up. They find you in contempt of a court order and you go to prison.
Though generally nothing happens
>>54445294
If I contact Intel, would they take it off my hands and offer me a brand new one?
>>54445383
>and offer me a brand new one?
Lol no
It's their property, doesn't matter if you were stupid enough to buy it off someone.
>>54445510
Fuck
I only asked cause I heard stories about that, but mostly AMD. Thanks anyways anon
>>54445246
If this idiot didn't get in trouble, you'll be fine. They're mostly interested in stopping the people doing the leaking from the inside.
>>54446229
What's going on there? That processor wasn't even out when he fried it.
>>54446323
He toasted an engineering sample.
>>54446341
What you do after that other than suicide? Why even live?
>>54446378
Complete lack of self-awareness and way too much fucking money.
