New i7 with TIM/pressure marks?

yes lol xD

>>60017472
Send it back, request a new one. You bought new and no, a new one doesn't have pressure marks. This will hold true in any court.

If you decide to keep it, you will only confirm them in their behavior.

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>>60017472

>>60017472
Of course not

Send it back

Let me guess, (((Amazon)))?

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>MFW I delidded a 7700k, decided I didn't want it b/c ryzen, glued back the IHS and returned it.

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>>60018057
>delid this

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>>60018057
>Delid this

>>60017472
That's not even intel's factory seal, theirs has multiple languages and peals like a warranty seal.

>google it
It could be just marks from the manufacturing. A bunch of people also had this with new CPUs.

>>60019777
Why don't you moron try to google how the box looks like?

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>>60017472
Seems legit.

>>60020001
I remember that story.

Someone bought an i7 920 from newegg, kept everything, then made a replica box with a fake CPU and a plastic heatsink with a sticker of a fan on it and sent it back.
Apparently newegg didn't realize it and refunded the guy the money, and even sent the fake CPU to someone else who bought a new 920 lol

>>60017472
some random units get tested before sealing

you can consider you happy because your cpu hast been tested