:grinthumb
Unfortunately some here wont get the humour.
Sometimes
just because you can do something, doesn't mean you should...or that it represents any meaningful demographic.
So where are all the HD 6990's ? Are Newegg waiting for the review samples to be repackaged?
My guess is that AMD's prevarications over what constitutes an RMA in the event of a card failure due to BIOS switch #1 (880 clock) usage has probably put vendors in a tail-spin. If the 880 clock is a factory setting, rather than an overlock setting then I think all the AIB's could end up with some sizeable payments going out. Some countries have consumer laws that basically make any item sold at manufacturers specification automatically guaranteed for refund/replacement including damage caused to the system. New Zealand does have these consumer laws. How it applies to the various states (or Federal law) in the U.S. and EU is probably going to a minefield.
It wouldn't surprise me if an RMA for the card involves providing proof of the PSU used in the system.