OK.
So i've had contact with Intel.
Intel denies all fault and links me http://ark.intel.com/products/63697/Intel-Core-i7-%203930K-Processor-(12M-Cache-3_20-GHz)
They removed the VT-d support from the ARK sheet. And claim it never had VT-d support in there....
I'm pretty angry right now. Intel denies all fault and there will be no RMA of the chips for this.
How will I, a lonly consumer, have anything to say against a big company like Intel when they deny that that specsheet even did show vt-d as enabled ?
I've spoken with my cpu retailer as well, and all they did was link me the specsheet that shows the cpu does not have vt-d, and claim like intel, that it never did..
How many people need to have seen that website before they fixed it to expose this dirty cover up ?
So i've had contact with Intel.
Intel denies all fault and links me http://ark.intel.com/products/63697/Intel-Core-i7-%203930K-Processor-(12M-Cache-3_20-GHz)
They removed the VT-d support from the ARK sheet. And claim it never had VT-d support in there....
I'm pretty angry right now. Intel denies all fault and there will be no RMA of the chips for this.
How will I, a lonly consumer, have anything to say against a big company like Intel when they deny that that specsheet even did show vt-d as enabled ?
I've spoken with my cpu retailer as well, and all they did was link me the specsheet that shows the cpu does not have vt-d, and claim like intel, that it never did..
How many people need to have seen that website before they fixed it to expose this dirty cover up ?





