Yeah, I don't really see why it's theft... after all, you've bought it...
it's yours to use how you see fit... you could use it as a paper weight if
you wan't (granted, an expensive paper weight)...

You could blow it to bits if you wanted... it's yours, isn't it?  For
example, Intel couldn't just come around to your house and tell they want to
use your processor that you bought off them... it's yours, right?

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Fabien Mosen <101### [at] compuservecom> wrote in message
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>Lewis wrote:
>>
>> That's another aspect of overclocking - it's theft, at least legally.
>
>What about the thiefs who sells the SAME chip a different prices, just
>to artificially create a low-end and a high-end market ?
>
>Fabien.

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