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Except every other manufacturer that has done boosts before this has had products that at least can achieve those boost clock.
Then everything is alright, because AMD's CPUs can reach their boost clock too, under *asterisk conditions just like every other manufacturer stipulates. You bought one that doesn't or you feel like it should hit these clocks more often? You are free to return it, claim RMA, whatever.
but we are talking about a large percentage of a product that can't reach the boost clocks to begin with.
No we aren't, we are speculating that may be the case, based on some polls.
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