Hi Phil,
I would like to OC to 600MHZ, but does that void the warranty? Anyway since the warranty is only 10 days(which does not make sense for such an expensive device), do you see at what chance I will need it since it is running smoothly for about a day already?
Or should I call the warranty under the reason device does not perform as described and let Hash Fast "FIX" it for me? If the official fix is to OC it, then I don't think that will void the on going warranty right(even it's not long)?
I'm not allowed to comment on what constitutes overclocking and/or what particular events will void the warranty. As far as I am aware, (my personal opinion alone, and not constituting legal advice or that of HashFast.) is that "Overclocking COULD void your warranty".I would like to OC to 600MHZ, but does that void the warranty? Anyway since the warranty is only 10 days(which does not make sense for such an expensive device), do you see at what chance I will need it since it is running smoothly for about a day already?
Or should I call the warranty under the reason device does not perform as described and let Hash Fast "FIX" it for me? If the official fix is to OC it, then I don't think that will void the on going warranty right(even it's not long)?
I can tell you from personal experience that I have seen zero boards damaged by anything you might be able to do externally via software. If you don't physically mess with the board, I don't see how you can harm it.
Sorry, I wish I could give you better answers, but the lawyers will probably then tell me I have to stay out of the forums.
-Phil