Overclocking experiance

[liamnic2]

hey guys

getting an overclocked rig in about august-end of year time and was wandering if experiance is a vital need when handling an overclocked PC.

Also I dont really understand the warrenty yet.

I was going for the

3 Year Gold Warranty (2 Year Collect & Return, 2 Year Parts, 3 Year Labour) (£69)

I dont really understand, can someone explain ?
Im think it means all parts and collect and return are free for the 2years ?
But if labour is free in the 3rd, does that mean PCS will repair my PC in the 3rd year, but I have to pay for collect and return and parts ?

If anyone could put the whole thing in 5 year old terms I would be very grateful, and might be to dish out a teny tiny bit of rep, since your all so nice

 

[Fear]

The warranty you are spot on with, all is covered the first 2 years and in the third year they will only cover the labour charges the rest you pay for so you answered your own question

Unless you are going to overclock yourself then really you don't need any experience with overclocks but you might have to make adjustments from time to time or so i have been told (i stay away from overclocks ) but you will sort them out with PCS if any are needed.